🌱 0. The Fool - Every Beginning Is Clumsy

🔑 Keywords

: New beginning, unknown journey, freedom, spontaneity, recklessness, possibility

🖼️ Key Image in the Card

A young man standing on the edge of a cliff.
Carrying only a backpack, he steps forward with a bright smile.

A dog tries to stop him, but he just laughs.
That very first step, taken without knowing anything—that is the true Fool.

✅ Positive Interpretations

• "Ignorant confidence" that is even purer than courage
• Today’s "clumsiness" becomes the seed of future growth
• Pure momentum, moving without expectation or calculation

⚠️ Negative Interpretations

• Lack of awareness of reality, unprepared actions
• Escaping responsibility, starting without commitment
• Self-justification: saying “Let’s just try it”—then blaming others if it fails

❤️ Love

It’s a good time for a crush or a new encounter. But it’s not starting seriously yet.
Both you and the other person might just be approaching out of “curiosity.”
Before emotions grow, it’s better to decide where this relationship is headed.

💼 Career

Internships, being a newbie, or even starting a business—something new may begin.
Jumping in without fear is great, but without any foundation, mistakes will be bigger.
As long as you’re ready to learn from those mistakes, it’s fine. That’s the Fool’s strength.

💰 Finances

Not because of money, but because you just want to try something—and it might connect to income.
For now, experience comes before profit.
You may take a small loss in the short term, but in the long run it’s not bad.

🎯 Advice

“Should I do this?”
By the time you’re asking that, the Fool has already taken a step.
What matters is not whether that step was “wrong”—but that it becomes your own rhythm.

Even if others think you’re foolish, once you move, that’s a beginning.
If you don’t move, nothing happens.

🧘‍♂️ Conclusion

The Fool represents initial clumsiness, fearless innocence, and pure inexperience.
It may look like a weakness, but sometimes you can only walk a path because you know nothing yet.

Right now, whatever it is—just try it.
Even if you fail, that might become the very first line of your next chapter.