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An astrology reading
10.29.07 (10:05 am)   [edit]

After that “review” at work, I started wondering if I was in the right career. Even though it’s really common for companies to have tech writers but still have people not understanding what technical writers do (or can do), I know there are companies out there who value documentation and tech writers. But there are a lot of companies out there who view tech writers as over priced Word processors, and it’s just something tech writers have to deal with regularly. It’s constantly an uphill battle proving your worth.

Anyway, I was hoping to find out other career possibilities that might be well-suited for my strengths and personalities. I’m planning on going for a career assessment in December, but in the mean time, I went to see an astrologist.

I know a lot of people think astrology is hooey, but I think there is some truth to it. I’d seen this astrologist before, and this time I told him I wanted an update with a focus on career.

In my astrological chart, I have something called a grand cross, which is extremely rare. The astrologist said of his 15,000 clients, only about 10 have this grand cross. He said people with the grand cross tend to be very successful (hmm…I think I am falling behind).

I was a little disappointed about the career advice. He had told my friend what areas would be good for her. But for me, he told me to think big, and whatever I wanted to do, I would be successful. He told me this the last time I saw him, too. He really told me to dream up my perfect job and to go for it. He used George Bush as an example…”lik e he would have ever envisioned himself as president…he was a boozer and a cokehead.”

Anyway, he said over the next 5 years, I’d feel this burst of independence, and it was a perfect time to be switching careers. Luck is with me, and employers will find me attractive. Actually, he said I was heading towards a powerful transition that a lot of people never experience in their lives. Or if f I was old like 80 or 90, however, it’d be time for me to prepare for my death.

I had purposely avoided asking about relationships because I like how things are going with Mr. Nick. And if he said anything bad, I wouldn’t change things with Mr. Nick. Anyhow, he asked me if I was in a relationship, and when I said yes, he said the relationship wouldn’t make it past this transition. Not only will I be desiring all this independence, but I’d also be attracting a lot of male energy. When he asked me if we ever talked about the future, I said yes. He said then he would propose in the next year and a half.

Basically, during this transition, he thinks Mr. Nick and I will either break up or have something more permanent. Nothing will stay constant. He even asked me for Mr. Nick’s birth information. My friend who’s always asked about her boyfriends, this astrologist has always said to wait and see. I should be hearing back from the astrologist about me and Mr. Nick. I don’t think he will get too specific since he never makes predictions. Even though there are influences every where, you can’t predict free will.

 


posted by: scubadiva (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (10:10 am)

If he said "pole dancing industry", would you go there because that's what he said? I think it's wonderful that you have so many opportunities ahead of you and the world is your oyster. Figure out what you love to do and how you can make money at it. That's the secret to success.



posted by: Fitgirl (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (11:46 am)

He's basically telling you what you already know: Find something that you love to do, and you will do it well, and be very successful at it!
Did you want him to tell you what you like to do? Cause I am sure you are better suited to pick that out yourself! ;)
What did you want to do as a kid? What do you love to do now (besides tech write!)?
I would make up a list of things you'd like to do, and then research the jobs on the list... you might come to some interesting conslusios! Remember knowledge is power!



posted by: Barnabus1 (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (12:03 pm)

It is sooooo fun to prove them wrong!!!! When you and Mr. Nick have been married happily for 15 years, remember the stupid prediction!!!! I went to a fortune teller once, but because I wouldn't "feed" her anything...she could tell me nothing!!!! Hmmm she would say, is there someone in your life named Bill? yes....and that's it!!! she only charged me half!!!



posted by: bawdy (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (12:13 pm)

Count me among those who think it's hooey!



posted by: wolfen (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (2:59 pm)

I think it's great that you want to do something you love. I know what you mean about not knowing what that might be. I agree with the advice that you try to remember what as a kid really made you happy. What activity did you enjoy most of all? For me that was art. Don't ask me why I became a Technical Writer either! :)



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (5:39 pm)

Reply to: scubadiva
I'm not quite sure...I still like what I do when given a good environment and no brick walls. Actually, the astrologist did say I was a good dancer based on my chart. BWAHAHA He suggested I ask my friends what they thought I'd be good at.



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (5:40 pm)

Reply to: Fitgirl
Rather than choosing a field that I've wanted to do, I just picked a path that I thought would suit my education and personality. And I still like what I do! Sometimes I think about the health and fitness industry (but I don't think the money would be enough??). I think I will stick with the career assessment in the next couple of months!




posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (5:41 pm)

Reply to: Barnabus1
I've seen psychics as well, and I always take everything they say with a grain of salt. When I sent this astrologist Mr. Nick's birth information, he replied back saying that things looked very promising!



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (5:41 pm)

Reply to: bawdy
That really doesn't surprise me at all! So, bawdy...what's your sign?



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (5:42 pm)

Reply to: wolfen
As a kid, I think I was pretty boring. I like sand boxes and reading. I did want to be a doctor that never did operations. BWAHAHAA

I was just thinking about you today and wondering where you'd been lately!



posted by: wolfen (reply)
post date: 10.29.07 (8:04 pm)

You're sweet! I've been quiet...just had some migraines and stuff...but better now! :)



posted by: ggirl (reply)
post date: 10.30.07 (12:12 pm)

I like the part about being successful, no matter what you do.

In my career assessment in college, they determined I should be an interior decorator...or a forest ranger. lol!



posted by: scubadiva (reply)
post date: 10.30.07 (3:40 pm)

You can be the Canadian version of Dita von Teese.



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 10.31.07 (9:46 am)

Reply to: wolfen
Oh no! Not the migraines! Thank goodness you're better.



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 10.31.07 (9:46 am)

Reply to: ggirl
Did interior design or forest rangering interest you at all?? BWAHAHA



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 10.31.07 (9:46 am)

Reply to: scubadiva
You know, being the Canadian version of Dita von Teese would be *so* cool!

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