Chapter 2
The Individual
2.1 Personality1
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You have a unique personality.
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Use your natural talents to obtain more.
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Simplicity of character is the natural result of profound thought.
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You have a sweet nature.
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Honesty and integrity are just some of your best attributes.
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Others are attracted to your lively and sociable personality.
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A warm smile is testimony of a generous nature.
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You will always get what you want through your charm and personality.
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You are a man of righteousness and integrity.
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Good manners and soft words have brought many a difficult thing to pass.
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To be beautiful externally is like a glass rose; one false move and it can crack.
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You are a great guy. Your work has had a positive effect on the lives of many.
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You have a air for adding a fanciful dimension to any story.
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You are the center of every group's attention.
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You are always welcome in any gathering.
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Versatility is one of your outstanding traits.
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Your loyalty is a virtue, but not when it's wedded to blind stubbornness.
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You are talented in many ways.
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You have an unusually magnetic personality.
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You have an ambitious nature.
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You are never bitter, deceptive or petty.
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You have a friendly heart and are well admired.
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Treat others as you would like to be treated.
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Your talents shine through at work.
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You are sociable and entertaining.
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You are the center of every group's attention.
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Someone is looking up to you.
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Your talents are in fine shape; utilize them to their fullest.
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You are endowed with strength of purpose and energy of will.
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You love variety and have a warm heart.
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You are original and creative.
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You are a considerate and thoughtful person.
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You have the ability to be very persuasive.
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Patience is its own reward.
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Your emotional nature is strong and sensitive.
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You have a deep appreciation of the arts and music.
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You are more likely to give than to give in.
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Character is much easier kept than recovered.
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You have a keen sense of humor and love a good time.
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It is more difficult to judge oneself than to judge others.
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You have yearning for perfection.
2.2 Skills2
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Try to enhance your communication skills.
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Compromise in a dispute between friends is rarely regretted.
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Concentrate on financial matters until the end of the month.
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Wit is the salt of the conversation, not the food.
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Work on your diplomatic skills and avoid conflict at all costs.
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Do it right the first time.
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You have every qualification for success.
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You would make a good lawyer for no detail escapes your attention.
2.3 Leadership3
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Character matters; leadership descends from character.
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You'll be called to a post requiring high ability in handling groups of people.
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Your example will inspire others.
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The truth is always bearable when told with compassion.
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Have faith in the force of right and not in the right of force.
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Work on your diplomatic skills and avoid conflict at all costs.
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Your principles mean more to you than any money or success.
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Character is the cornerstone of success.
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You are never bitter, deceptive or petty.
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If a true sense of value is to be yours it must come thru service.
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You have executive ability.
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Your ability to juggle many tasks will take you far.
2.4 Strength4
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If strength were all, tiger would not fear scorpion.
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Absence sharpens love, but presence strengthens it.
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Adversity is the test for strong men.
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Somebody admires your strength.
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Any one that dares to be can never be weak.
2.5 Respect5
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Your respect for others will be your ticket to success.
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You have a friendly heart and are well admired.
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You are a man of righteousness and integrity.
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Carve you name on your heart and not on marble.
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Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself.
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You deserve respect and will eventually get it.
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Someone you respect will soon honor you.
NOTES:
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