Combination of card Three of Wands and card Ten of Wands
The Three of Wands upright symbolizes the start of a new project, while the Ten of Wands upright indicates overload and burden. This may mean that the new project will lead to significant strain. But don't despair: you might need to rethink your plans or share the workload with colleagues. For example, launching a new business project that turns out to be more complicated and labor-intensive than initially anticipated.
Combination of card Three of Wands and reversed card Ten of Wands
The Three of Wands upright and the Ten of Wands reversed suggest interesting moments ahead. They might indicate that a new project has started successfully, while you've managed to avoid excessive workload or stress. Perhaps you've found a way to allocate your resources efficiently or delegate tasks. It's like starting a new business project and, despite its scale, managing all processes effectively without getting stressed.
Combination of reversed card Three of Wands and card Ten of Wands
The combination of the Three of Wands reversed and the Ten of Wands upright warns of potential obstacles and difficulties on the way to achieving your goal. A project you started might not be going as planned, and you are facing significant burdens. It might be worth rethinking your actions and plans. For example, you started a project but encountered unexpected problems and overload.
Combination of reversed card Three of Wands and reversed card Ten of Wands
If both arcana are in the reversed position, it indicates project failure and lack of burden. The project might have failed, but it didn't lead to significant stress. Sometimes, failure can serve as a valuable lesson for future projects. For example, you might start a project that doesn't meet expectations, but due to the absence of stress and overload, you can take control of the situation and use these lessons in the future.