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What Side Gig Would Be Suitable for Me?
April 2021 Case of the Month
In these uncertain times, many people are looking for side gigs as a means of protection and an alternative to their main income revenue which may be affected by the uncertainties. QiMen Destiny Analysis can help you with this.
With businesses reopening in the recovery phase of the Movement Control Order (MCO), all eyes are now on the condition of the economy. The global economy has suffered a battering with businesses unable to operate because of lockdowns to curb the widespread transmission of Covid-19 and bring it under control.
For those who are worried about their main source of income in these uncertain times, one of the best ways to protect oneself is to consider taking up a side gig. Not only can it provide an alternative means of income, but it can also help to cushion the impact if one is unfortunate enough to lose one’s main income revenue.
But how do you determine which side gig to choose from to compliment your abilities and to excel over others? In this matter, QiMen Destiny Analysis can be a big assistance.
Take for example the QiMen Destiny chart of one Mr. X above. Mr. X is looking for a suitable side gig as an alternative to his current day job. In QiMen Destiny analysis, the palace representing your side gig is the Wealth palace. This is because the side gig is not your main career option but rather an opportunity to produce more side income.
How to determine the Wealth palace? It is the palace where the Life Door resides because this door represents Wealth opportunities. Mr. X’s Wealth palace is the Xun palace. Now to further determine the suitable side gig that Mr. X is looking for we must explore the components within this palace.
In the Xun palace we find the Heavenly Destructor star. This star indicates a method or mode of ‘disruption’. In other words, it suggests that Mr. X’s focus should not be on which side gig is suitable for him but rather how to make the side gig different from others doing the same thing?
This means Mr. X can pursue whatever side gig he wants as long as he does not follow the norm with this side gig. For example, perhaps Mr. X is interested in BaZi Consultation and wants to make this his side gig. To make it different from what the market has to offer, Mr. X can try charging his clients based on a subscription basis instead of charging them per consultation.
The Heavenly Star in the Wealth palace also implies that Mr. X is a visionary and pioneering character who will bring new strategies and change the ways we commonly do things with the side gig he chooses. This reinforces the analysis for the Heavenly Destructor star in this palace.
The Geng stem in the Wealth palace indicates someone who is industrious in the pursuit of wealth. This individual will be able to dominate their peers to emerge as the frontrunner in the same field. The Xin stem meanwhile indicates one who is classy and sophisticated in his or her pursuit of wealth.
In a nutshell, the result of the QiMen Destiny Analysis advises Mr. X that he can pursue any side gigs of his interest but preferably one that is of a stylish and sophisticated nature.
Mr. X should concentrate on applying new and creative strategies to the side gig to make it different from what is currently being offered in the same field of interest. This will rock the boat so to speak and make others sit up and take notice. It will definitely establish Mr. X as one of the pioneering figures for this side gig he intends to pursue.
So, what do you think of our case for the month? Are there any questions, suggestions or further insights you could derive from Mr. X’s QiMen Destiny chart? Any other questions you might have regarding QiMen Destiny Analysis? Feel free to leave your thoughts in the Comments section below.
Until next time, stay healthy, stay happy and stay positive.
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