STUDY
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Jack of Clubs combines Jack themes of creative responsibility, learning, teaching, and applied power with Clubs themes of mind, language, ideas, communication, and learning.
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Sparkling wit and intelligence with an open-minded curiosity to continue learning
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A great memory with a wealth of knowledge, data, and stored information
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Endlessly offering unsolicited advice; acting like a stubborn know-it-all
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An argumentative contrarian: always taking the opposite point of view to what someone else says
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Thinking that one's end-game justifies whatever mental tactics are necessary to "win" and achieve verbal victory
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Getting lost inside the stories in one's head, getting overwhelmed by all the ideas in one's mind
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Wise beyond one's years; gems of wisdom spill effortlessly from one's lips
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Leveraging one's own mental brilliance to generate financial success
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Thinking one don't yet have enough credentials to authorize one's own success
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Avoiding positions of leadership and responsibility; staying stuck and stifled in a menial role
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De-valuing what one knows - one's own ideas and expertise - and selling oneself short
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A condescending attitude toward money-making; thinking that sales and marketing tactics are beneath one and not worth one's effort
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Sharing what one knows with honesty and integrity, which gracefully attracts one's tribe
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A non-stop flow of mental of verbal diarrhea makes it difficult to communicate with one
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Suffering from a dark inner-conflict between one's yearning for intimacy and one's impulse for independence
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Thinking that romantic partnership just drags one down, or else thinking that one drag down one's romantic partnership
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Flip-flopping in one's thinking about relationships, from overly idealistic expectations to intensely cynical assessments
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Consciously cultivating a fulfilling union that honors the sacred individuality of each person
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Self-judgements and neuroses depress one's energy and restrict one's wellbeing
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Early, unresolved childhood traumas can leave lingering wounds
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Lazy: knowing what to do for one's health, but seemingly unable to actually do it
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Youthful zest for life keeps one young-at-heart and playfully engaged in life