The Lighthouse simply embodies the idea of a guide. It symbolises the path already travelled and the obstacles yet to overcome. It also represents data and information, essential points of reference for optimal staffing decisions. But beware: a dark Lighthouse is unusable. It suggests you’re navigating blindly, increasing the risk of getting lost. Perhaps it’s time to rekindle your connection with your reports.

The Ship unsurprisingly represents the crew, the journey, and mutual support. It symbolises momentum and the harmony among teammates embarking on short or long journeys together. It signifies a perfect alignment between client expectations and project team composition. To ensure a safe arrival, consider the captain’s advice—he will do everything not to sink with the ship.

The Cup represents success, whether individual or collective. It can qualify emotional, operational, or financial situations. It signifies great profitability or the realisation of a long-standing goal. Reversed, the Cup warns of conflicts, mishaps, and productivity drops. Stay attuned to the signals from your teams and financial reports.