Can I really change my destiny, or is my

I'll draw for this rather than answer it from theory.

No — this spread doesn't answer "set or not set," and that's the honest reading of it. All three cards are minor, no Major in any seat, which means nothing here is reporting a fixed structure or a destined chapter. What's there instead is a present condition and a tendency, and both are yours to work with.

Past — Six of Wands, upright. You got somewhere by being visibly good at something and being recognised for it. That left a working assumption: that the next thing will be chosen by how well you do it.

Present — Ace of Swords reversed. The card of clear thinking, cut. Not missing intelligence — the clarity is there and pointing inward, held back. Something you already half-know about your own situation you have not yet finished saying out loud, and until you do, the question stays circular: changeable or fixed, both answers feel true because neither has been tested against anything outside your head.

Future — Two of Pentacles reversed. If the present continues unchanged, the tendency is juggling that stops working — commitments exceeding what you can actually hold, dropped one at a time, and the dropping decided by circumstance rather than by you. That is a tendency under this condition, not a sentence.

The Three of Wands → Ace → Two runs small-card by small-card: action, thought, resource. A shape you can work inside, not a wall. Nothing here says your path is fixed; everything here says the next move is still unmade, and it is currently being unmade by indecision rather than by any external force.

One thing to do inside 48 hours: take the single situation you keep describing as "destiny" and find out which of the two it actually is — a real constraint (someone else's decision, a commitment already signed, a date that exists on paper) or a story about it. Check it against the one source that could actually answer: the document, the person, or the record. Whatever comes back tells you something about your life that these three cards cannot.

Want this saved to your journal, or the three cards drawn as a picture?