Is it possible to begin a new life or are the changes unnecessary?

December 16. Today, the reversed card "Seven of Pentacles" fell out for you

The reversed Seven of Pentacles speaks of a delay in growth and poor returns on investment. The message is daily clear, isn’t it? Looks like starting a wholly new life right now may be premature. Don’t wash your hands just yet, though! “The change,” the Seven declares, “I don’t think it’s unnecessary.” Well, what’s the plan now? Looks like it doesn’t involve abandoning the field. But it does involve radically changing how you tend to it before expecting a new harvest.

The reversed Seven of Pentacles in love insists that leaping into a brand-new relationship or making drastic changes to an existing one may not yield the fresh start you crave. The change that you need is internal. You need to reassess what you're truly investing your emotional energy into. Then, you need to get to the core of the reason you feel so restless for immediate results. So instead of pursuing a new romantic life, first address the patterns that led to your current stagnation.

In career, the reversed Seven of Pentacles cautions against a rash career change or starting a new venture without a solid, revised plan. It’s not like you are not ready for a change, no. You are not ready for the conditions. Before you run off, you need to ask yourself if you have truly learned from past projects that didn't pan out. You need to know whether you are chasing a new beginning to escape the frustration of a current endeavor not bearing fruit on your timeline. The changes that are necessary should not be applied to your entire professional landscape. Just to your strategy and patience. 

As a feeling, the upside-down Seven of Pentacles is that frustrating itch of waiting for results that refuse to come. You feel it when you suddenly realize that you’ve poured energy into something that may never grow. You are instantly overcome with an urge to rip it all out and start over. Yes, you are trapped in a cycle of your own making. You want a new life but feel stuck in the labor of the old one.