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solutions to problems, sometimes with a striking original flair. You can easily convince other people that
your course of action is the correct one for a particular situation. You use your innate understanding of
people and your clever analytical approach to make your points. You also have a tendency to dominate
others, and this may cause problems.
Other people appreciate your special ability to produce order where little or none has existed. Your
patient, dependable and persevering ways add to your managerial ability. You know how to convert an
abstract idea into a practical, down-to-earth working format. Although you can handle abstractions, you
generally prefer to work with material matters. Your honesty and sincerity make it easy for people to
place their trust in you.
You are usually systematic and organized, but you may have to learn to use this important characteristic
in a balanced way. Some people who would benefit by being systematic seem to have little interest in the
matter and tend to be unusually disorganized. If you’re like many people with a concern for organization,
though, you probably have to be careful not to lose sight of the bigger picture because of your desire to
keep things extremely orderly or because of your excessive concern with details. At times, you probably
feel like you’re in a rut, giving considerable effort without a sense of accomplishment.
When you feel limited or restricted, whatever the cause, it’s likely to be a source of considerable
frustration or resentment. When this happens, see if you are causing the limitations you experience rather
than assuming that they are caused by someone or something else. In many instances, you’re likely to
discover that the restrictions you feel are of your own making and can be lightened or removed. Your
very strong likes and dislikes—and your extremely strong expression of right and wrong—may
sometimes produce the very limitations which upset you.
f your leadership abilities aren’t expressed as strongly as you would like, it may have to do with some of
the experiences of your younger years. Although you want to be independent, there’s some chance that
your early years are spent in an environment which makes that difficult. As you get older, you will
probably learn to express the strong side of your character and eventually find yourself in a position
where you are no longer dominated.
Along with your strong need for independence, you usually have an innate desire to accomplish, to win