You're excited about all the possibilities that await you this week. As bored as you can get with familiarity, you're still eager to jump back into the routine of work. However, your enthusiasm may not last as long as you expect, especially if someone entices you with what appears to be an amazing opportunity. You are torn between the security of predictability and the allure of novelty. Life coach Craig Lounsbrough wrote, "Choosing a life of safety is safely choosing something other than life."
There is very little room for deviation today as you focus on revealing your heart's secrets. However, you're not interested in professing idealistic love or dreaming about unrealistic scenarios. Instead, your laser-like thoughts are aimed at manifesting goals in a pragmatic way. Unfortunately, your concentration could falter as you are pulled off course by a project that grows in magnitude before you can do anything about it. Author Shannon L. Alder wrote, "The need for control always comes from someone that has lost it."
You don't like feeling limited in your options, but the more you assess your current situation, the fewer choices there are than you originally thought. You might become so frustrated that you abandon any pretense of rationality today. You often wing it and get by fine, making significant decisions on the fly. Nevertheless, you have a chance to step up to a new level of productivity by maintaining an analytical, rather than an instinctive approach. Gold medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee said, "It's better to look ahead and prepare than to look back and regret."
You are like a talk radio host today, sounding as if you're wildly interested in whatever others are saying. However, you're operating with an agenda of your own now, and each person you interview becomes a pawn in your scheme to promote your point of view. Getting carried away with your self-importance won't further your cause, so check yourself before it's too late. Relax your desire to control all the information by considering your role in the larger picture. Tony Robbins said, "Trade your expectation for appreciation and the world changes instantly."
Your obsession with the material world can be useful when it comes to managing your resources, but it might also distract you from the most important issues. However, the intensity with which you approach handling your finances could be counterproductive now, especially if you attempt to involve someone else in your personal decision-making process. Your strong opinions may fuel numerous disagreements between you and your peers unless you are able to compromise in your dealings with others. Actor Jason Kravits said, "Be infinitely flexible and constantly amazed."
Your thoughts could collapse under their own weight today unless you stop taking your goals so seriously. Fortunately, you're able to use your insight productively to redirect your internal process toward a positive result. Channel your energy into self-reflection and self-expression now, for you are the source of all that happens in your world. Deepak Chopra wrote, "Our biological rhythms are the symphony of the cosmos, music embedded deep within us to which we dance, even when we can't name the tune."
Your emotions are hidden behind a veil of good cheer today, and others might not have a clue about your true feelings. However, you may be keeping your thoughts secret for a good reason, especially if you believe you're not being treated fairly by someone who sees you as a threat. Instead of expressing your anger directly now, channel it into your work where it can do the most good. Author T.F. Hodge wrote, "What you do teaches faster, and has a lasting impression, far beyond what you say."
You are a tough one to fool because you can see right through another person's mask. Your psychological x-ray vision immediately tells you if someone is telling the truth or if you're being played. You're short on patience now, so you are unlikely to cut someone a little slack while they figure out their story. Nevertheless, avoid jumping to conclusions today, even if you think your intuition is on the mark. Philosopher Michael Huemer wrote, "If you're rational you don't get to believe whatever you want to believe."
Your master plan for professional success has taken nearly everything into account. However, circumstances still diverge from your strategy as unexpected twists and turns bend reality. It might be disheartening to discover that much of your preparation is of little value now that so many things have changed forever. Don't let sloppy thinking slip back into the equation while you recreate a new approach that's more relevant to the current landscape. Author Robert Rolih wrote, "Knowing the right details gets you a great return. Ignore them and you just crash and burn."
You excel when working within a well-defined structure because it empowers you to calculate all your options and make the best choices. However, without those established boundaries in place, you may vacillate between wrapping your brain around all the facts while trying to grasp the big picture. It's stressful grappling with both ends of the spectrum simultaneously because the very small and the very large appear to have nothing in common now. Author Steve Maraboli wrote, "It's not always what we don't know that gets in our way; sometimes it's what we think we know that keeps us from learning."
A working partnership can be very complicated now, and it's a challenging task to untangle all the interrelated threads. However, it's imperative that all financial dealings are clearly agreed upon before moving forward. Additionally, it's wise to be specific about the division of duties because an unresolved issue will likely come back to create real havoc down the road. Avoid naively thinking you can hammer out the details later. Thankfully, your willingness to compromise helps your cause. Lao Tzu wrote, "One who is too insistent on his own views finds few to agree with him."
It's no fun to discover that you are oversimplifying the solution to a relationship dilemma. Instead of listening to what is being said, you tend to only hear what you want someone to say now. Nevertheless, it's less disruptive in the long run to acknowledge your differences sooner than later. Thankfully, you don't need to come to an absolute agreement on every issue, but it's still better to know where the lines are drawn. Dr. Sandeep Sahajpal wrote, "Eternity is pure and knows to give you what you desire. You have to be clear what you ask for, or else you'll get what you deserve."
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