Work rarely stalls where it appears to. The visible problem is a deadline, a client, a number; the real one is usually a conversation not had, a price not raised, or a task that has been on the list so long it has become furniture. Hold the state of your work in mind and turn a card.
The Moon illuminates the realm of illusions, fears, and the subconscious. Not everything is as it seems. Trust your intuition to navigate uncertainties, but beware of illusions.
Read against this stretch of work, The Moon puts the weight on illusion and intuition. Read against work, a card points at the bottleneck rather than the goal. Effort is almost never the missing ingredient for someone who cared enough to ask the question in the first place.
The same card has an opposite face, and it is worth holding both. Reversed, may indicate fears being overcome or illusions being dispelled. Truth reveals itself with patience.
So sit with the question you arrived with — What is the honest state of my work right now? — and notice which of the two readings you flinched at. That flinch is the reading. It is the one piece of this page that came from you rather than from the deck, and it is the only piece that can change anything.
Trust your intuition, but question appearances. Truth reveals itself with patience.
No card knows your industry. What it can do is put the avoided thing back in the middle of the table, which is generally where the next move has been waiting.