You may respond with an emphatic yes before you even hear the details of an invitation today. Although you're likely to enjoy the company of friends, it's wiser to get the vital statistics before you assume that everything will be logistically manageable. Your current optimism is a positive trait as long as the broken window you quickly agree to fix doesn't turn out to be in a house of cards. Letting your desires color the facts can negatively influence the wisdom of your choices. Thomas S. Monson wrote, "Decisions determine destiny."
You don't like letting anyone down once you commit to an agreement. If you're making plans with someone for the future, be sure to take your responsibilities at work into account right from the start. You could fall victim to a friend's confidence today, which encourages you to overlook the facts. You want to reach for the stars and may agree to share a celestial journey with a person you love or admire, without thinking about the mechanics of overcoming gravity. Although there is no limit to where you can go in your imagination, reality imposes constraints that must be taken into consideration.
You're eager to demonstrate the supremacy of mind over matter today. But your current success at making your dreams come true is not just some sort of sleight-of-hand trick. There is magic in the power of true belief -- and reality somehow responds positively to your intentions when they resonate with a cause that's shared by many. However, you're not being given free rein now, so hoping you will win the lottery is a waste of this cosmic gift. Choosing the best course of action requires serious thought. Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote, "Once you make a decision, the universe conspires to make it happen."
You want to throw caution to the wind and start a project today, but unanswered concerns urge you to reconsider your intended actions again and again. Acknowledging your gut instincts is prudent since logic doesn't always lead to the best answer. You must be extra careful because you could talk yourself into doing nearly anything now. If your uncertainty lingers, lean on someone you trust to play the role of reality checker. Nelson Mandela said, "May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears."
Everyone appears to be your best friend today, but it's hard to tell whether or not your perceptions are real. You may wonder if people want to be around you because of what you do or who you are. You might stop to consider if your generosity is the reason you are so popular. It's doubly hard to make this distinction now if you're at the top of your game. Ironically, it doesn't matter why your social world is buzzing as long as you are fearless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire.
Past failures and current challenges seem temporarily irrelevant as you fit your weekend activities into a manageable schedule. Although you possess a natural ability to weave lots of fragmented data into a coherent picture, you may fall short of your peak analytical skills today. But worrying about your performance is fruitless; just follow your mind wherever it takes you. When in doubt, refocus your concentration onto the very next task at hand. Actor Jonatan Martensson said, "Success will never be a big step in the future, success is a small step taken now."
You often prefer the logical approach to life and love, but you might be motivated to do something wildly creative today. You're less interested now in weighing and judging every choice until you've eliminated all but the most sensible one. Instead, you're eager to swing into motion as soon as a notion grabs your attention. Luckily, your chances of being highly successful improve if you maintain a beginner's mind and an insatiable curiosity. Life never stops teaching, so never stop learning.
You are in an expansive phase of your personal growth, a time when you discover important concepts that will continue to bless your life for years to come. However, your quest for knowledge may not be noticeable to others if you consciously choose to keep your idiosyncrasies off the radar. But downplaying your confidence is a poor way to gain invisibility. Instead of hiding your strengths, it's time to show them. President Theodore Roosevelt said, "Believe you can and you're halfway there."
Unseen helpers follow you around today, making sure that your life stays on track. But you don't want anyone to judge you on anything other than your accomplishments. The truth is, it doesn't matter where your support is coming from now. Talking about your plans or sharing your decision-making process is counterproductive since every moment you use to explain yourself takes time away from your work. Stephen Covey wrote, "What you do has far greater impact than what you say."
You might be afraid that if people know how optimistic you are about the future, they will write you off as naïve or delusional. However, you don't arrive at your positive assessment casually; you are examining a wide variety of data in the process. Nevertheless, you realize that facts can cleverly hide the truth if you don't weave the disparate bits of information into a coherent tapestry. Go the extra mile and tease out the hidden resonance, even if you can only hear one note at a time. Sister Mary R. Durham wrote, "If we are not careful, the things of the world can drown out the things of the spirit."
Limiting your thinking to the specific responsibilities that are on your plate helps you finish your chores, but this type of mind management won't improve your crucial decision-making process today. It's not smart to do anything now that could further separate you from your unconscious emotions because they can make or break your plan for success. Psychologist Carl Jung claimed that world peace will be possible only after every human on the planet is sufficiently aware of their undiscovered self. Socrates said, "The unexamined life is not worth living."
You might secretly believe that people don't really know the real you, but there's no doubt that they see your outward manifestations. However, the distance between you and everyone else is easily bridged if you are willing to take a risk. Instead of feeding your fears by fixating on the gulf that separates you from others, start to display your previously hidden vulnerabilities. Although the change won't happen overnight, you can begin by sharing your distant goals and more immediate desires. Live to express, not to impress; work for a cause, not for applause.
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