I drew the Six of Disks and the Ten of S

I can't give you "succeeding" or "stuck" — those two cards won't hand me a grade — but the one seat I can read is about an ending, and endings don't keep score.

Ten of Swords (the seat I can read). In RWS this card is a completed ending: something is genuinely over, the worst of it already behind, and the sky above it is clear. Read upright it names a chapter that shut with a cost; read reversed it names an ending you keep refusing to accept. Which way your card faces is exactly the part I don't have, and it flips the whole thing — so I've left that out rather than invent it.

Six of Disks — that seat is still empty. This deck doesn't carry the name "Six of Disks," so I can't read it or tell which card you actually have in front of you. The script's correction line for an unrecognised name is: *expected e.g. "愚者:正位" or "The Tower:Reversed"* — a card name plus a direction, in Chinese or English. Give me that seat's name the way your deck prints it, with its direction, and I can read the pair — whether they're a sequence or a contrast changes the answer to your question a lot.

The conditional, on what you can check. If the ending sitting behind your question is one you chose and can put a date on, then this card describes a chapter that closed rather than a road that failed, and the honest measure of "succeeding" is what you started after it. If it's an ending you haven't written down yet — still open in your head, still costing you hours — then the card is about what you keep carrying past the finish line, and the status question is whether you'll let it end on paper.

One thing you can do alone in the next 48 hours: write down the last three things that ended for you — a job, a project, a plan — with the date each one ended, then look at what you actually did in the two weeks after the most recent one. That record tells you something neither card can: whether the last ending was a decision or a collapse, and what has already moved since. Bring that back and I'll read the second seat against it.

Which direction is the Ten of Swords, and what does your deck actually call the Six of Disks card?