03.03 · Business & Money
Compare Two Business Ideas
“Which of these two should I build?”
The 6-card layout
1. Where you stand
2. The first idea: what it gives you
3. The first idea: what it costs you
4. The second idea: what it gives you
5. The second idea: what it costs you
6. What to do with that
Hold your question in mind, then shuffle.
Turning the deck is why cards come out reversed. A reversed card is not a bad card - it is the same card at a lower ebb, blocked, or on its way out.
Where you stand at the top, then each idea read on the same two measures - what it gives you and what it takes - with guidance at the bottom.
What each position asks
These meanings belong to this spread. A card is read for the place it lands in, so the same card says something different in position 1 than it does in position 6.
- 1Where you stand
- 2The first idea: what it gives you
- 3The first idea: what it costs you
- 4The second idea: what it gives you
- 5The second idea: what it costs you
- 6What to do with that