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Three of Wands, Rider-Waite-Smith deck

Tarot card meaning

Three of Wands for career and money

Your early efforts are moving, and ships you sent out are heading back.

  • foresight
  • progress
  • expansion

How our meanings are written

▲Upright

Your early efforts are moving, and ships you sent out are heading back. The figure on the cliff looks out over the sea, suggesting vision, collaboration and expansion. Work, study and money lean towards steady progress. Keep going and think a step further ahead.

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▼Reversed

Plans are delayed or do not leave the harbour. Work or study may be limited by a narrow outlook or slow replies. Money prospects need patience and a broader view. Check whether the plan is too small, or whether you are simply waiting for others.

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Advice

Keep your eyes on the horizon and trust the work you have already done. Think bigger, and give your plans time to return to you.

Reversed: Do not stand idle by the shore. Look at what is holding things back, widen your view and send out new effort.

A question to reflect on

What have I set going that I can trust for now?

Reversed: Am I waiting calmly, or avoiding the next move?

Three of Wands: common questions

What does Three of Wands mean for my career?

Your early efforts are moving, and ships you sent out are heading back. The figure on the cliff looks out over the sea, suggesting vision, collaboration and expansion. Work, study and money lean towards steady progress. Keep going and think a step further ahead.

What does Three of Wands reversed mean for work and money?

Plans are delayed or do not leave the harbour. Work or study may be limited by a narrow outlook or slow replies. Money prospects need patience and a broader view. Check whether the plan is too small, or whether you are simply waiting for others.

What advice does Three of Wands give?

Keep your eyes on the horizon and trust the work you have already done. Think bigger, and give your plans time to return to you.

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