59. The Bodacious Bodach: Have you ever had someone try to help you and just make things worse? That's what the Bodach does. He's a meddler, he tampers with things he really shouldn't be tampering with. He means well (or at least says he does), but the end result is always worse than it would have been had he kept out of it. Is somebody making your life difficult? This card might be saying it's time to call them out on it and tell them to stop, no matter how helpful they might be trying to be. Alternatively, maybe you're someone else's Bodach. Take a careful look at places where you might not be as helpful as you want to be, and try to be honest with yourself about whether you're a help or a hindrance.
Your Story:
It's his job to clean up your mess; at least that's what they've always said. Nobody really stops to question the fact that, if he cleans everything up, he'll put himself out of a job. Nobody desperate enough to hire him is thinking clear enough to notice the way he leaves things, precariously balanced so that a second mess only takes one wrong step.
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59. The Bodacious Bodach: Have you ever had someone try to help you and just make things worse? That's what the Bodach does. He's a meddler, he tampers with things he really shouldn't be tampering with. He means well (or at least says he does), but the end result is always worse than it would have been had he kept out of it.
Is somebody making your life difficult? This card might be saying it's time to call them out on it and tell them to stop, no matter how helpful they might be trying to be. Alternatively, maybe you're someone else's Bodach. Take a careful look at places where you might not be as helpful as you want to be, and try to be honest with yourself about whether you're a help or a hindrance.
Your Story:
It's his job to clean up your mess; at least that's what they've always said. Nobody really stops to question the fact that, if he cleans everything up, he'll put himself out of a job. Nobody desperate enough to hire him is thinking clear enough to notice the way he leaves things, precariously balanced so that a second mess only takes one wrong step.