What Your Birthday Signifies...
= Sign of Cancer
Dear Sir or Madam:
All your life you are going to worry entirely too much about what other people think of you.
You are going to waste precious time looking for hidden meanings in casual remarks.
It is something you ought to strive against with all your might, for in the first place it is never going to be possible for you to please everybody, and second, you are going to have far more friends than enemies.
You should learn to keep your emotions in control as much as possible for your own peace of mind.
Strangely enough, though you will often be plagued with self-doubt and shyness, others will place great confidence in you and will come to you for help in making their decisions.
You will be much more sure of yourself when advising someone else about the proper course of action to take than when you are trying to make a decision for yourself.
If you can only learn to look at your own problems as calmly and wisely as you do the problems of others, you may go far in the world, for in the main you will know what is the right thing to do.
Remember to have faith in yourself, and half your battles will have been won at the start.
As has been indicated, you will have many friends and in matters of love you will give and will receive deep and loyal affection.
When you feel fits of moodiness coming on, you should seek the company of those who are dear to you, for in them you will find a source of strength, and their companionship will help dispel the baseless fears and anxieties which will sweep over you from time to time.
In your business or professional life you should pick a career which brings you into contact with people and activity.
Althoughyour instincts may suggest a hermit's life and an occupation that permits a certain amount of solitude, this will not be good for you, since what you need most in life is to develop your social side and to learn to come out of your shell.
With the proper surroundings you may learn to overcome many of your retiring traits and take full advantage of the very capable and admirable nature which is yours.
Any career which calls for judgment and understanding sympathy for the trails and tribulations of mankind will be suited to you, for you will always be able to put yourself in the other fellow's shoes and see his point of view.
Travel will be good for you, but you should plan to marry and settle down eventually in a home that will be your refuge and castle.
You should never marry except for love, for without it all the riches in the world will not make you contented.
Your health will be good if you do not worry too much.