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Hello to all my fellow Zevists. I would like to know what the ideal profession for me would be based on my birth chart. I’ve been unsure about this for years; I need a career path to pursue.
In my birth chart, I have Mercury, Jupiter, and Pluto in the 10th house, all in the sign of Capricorn. Which profession or field would be ideal for me to invest my efforts in? Please excuse any errors; English is not my native language.
To get profession you should look into 2nd, 6th and 10th houses in your natal chart. You need to look which planets are inside such houses, the sign ruling the houses and where the planets who rule these houses sit, also the aspects to the relevant planets to have a reasonable idea.
I can share some experience here, 10th house Capricorn stelliums usually thrive in corporate settings, primarily because strong capricorn emphasis need a hierarchichal and structured environment.
Go for a job which you are willing to sacrifice something for such as time for some part in your life(DO NOT SACRIFICE IMPORTANT ROUTINES LIKE MEDITATION, TIME FOR FAMILY OR SOCIAL LIFE, you know what I mean hahahaha) in order to earn and eat. Yes go for something which is based on stuff you like doing but I've written a warning about this in my own personal space profile: Do not turn your hobbies into your job. You'll end up hating what you love doing.
For example, myself. I love working with aggregating and fixing broken massive datasets for x company because it FEEDS ME and helps me survive this world by earning through it.
Hope I helped you brother/sister.
I don’t think this is good advice. There are artists who can succeed with their hobbies or other examples and they don’t hate their work or hobbies. Also I don’t agree that the sole reason you choose a career is to “feed you” or to sacrifice parts of your life.
Sure this can be a temporary situation because you need to survive but I don’t understand how you give this as career advice. It’s literally the opposite.
Maybe this is your personal situation at the moment. However this is not a fulfilling life or career long-term.
MercuryWisdom wrote:View source I don’t think this is good advice. There are artists who can succeed with their hobbies or other examples and they don’t hate their work or hobbies. Also I don’t agree that the sole reason you choose a career is to “feed you” or to sacrifice parts of your life.
Sure this can be a temporary situation because you need to survive but I don’t understand how you give this as career advice. It’s literally the opposite.
Maybe this is your personal situation at the moment. However this is not a fulfilling life or career long-term.
Okay, thank you brother, what you said patches up what I said and I said that because this was advice given to me by a friend back when I was in college and having a future crisis. I made weights on every choice I made long ago and yeah it hurt back then. But now I made myself a choice on how I'm going to live earning, it's a career that earns a lot but I might be involved in military tech sooner.
And about sacrificing parts of your life, I don't mean it in a way that it's going to remove something but take away some time to do something. Well this was just how I saw it then.
Those artists are very lucky to make it like that and I commend them for it. They are very lucky.
To the OP, make a wise choice, just take my advice that I gave as a grain of salt. Sorry I failed to help out.
MercuryWisdom wrote:View source I don’t think this is good advice. There are artists who can succeed with their hobbies or other examples and they don’t hate their work or hobbies. Also I don’t agree that the sole reason you choose a career is to “feed you” or to sacrifice parts of your life.
Sure this can be a temporary situation because you need to survive but I don’t understand how you give this as career advice. It’s literally the opposite.
Maybe this is your personal situation at the moment. However this is not a fulfilling life or career long-term.
Ah well, time to get back to more translations work
Kitsunebi wrote:View source MercuryWisdom wrote:View source I don’t think this is good advice. There are artists who can succeed with their hobbies or other examples and they don’t hate their work or hobbies. Also I don’t agree that the sole reason you choose a career is to “feed you” or to sacrifice parts of your life.
Sure this can be a temporary situation because you need to survive but I don’t understand how you give this as career advice. It’s literally the opposite.
Maybe this is your personal situation at the moment. However this is not a fulfilling life or career long-term.
Okay, thank you brother, what you said patches up what I said and I said that because this was advice given to me by a friend back when I was in college and having a future crisis. I made weights on every choice I made long ago and yeah it hurt back then. But now I made myself a choice on how I'm going to live earning, it's a career that earns a lot but I might be involved in military tech sooner.
And about sacrificing parts of your life, I don't mean it in a way that it's going to remove something but take away some time to do something. Well this was just how I saw it then.
Those artists are very lucky to make it like that and I commend them for it. They are very lucky.
To the OP, make a wise choice, just take my advice that I gave as a grain of salt. Sorry I failed to help out.
It’s okay you didn’t fail to help out, I’m just sharing my opinion as well. OP can listen to different advice and follow his gut. Those artists are not necessarily lucky because they still work very hard to make it. Anyone can succeed in their chosen field if they are consistent is what I believe, although that might sound simple it’s harder than what most people can tolerate.
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