If you want to improve your life, the first step is to become aware of the weaknesses which may be holding you back and preventing your evolution. Those might be your dependence on other people, your uncertainty, your sentimentalism, or your weakness for comfort.

Aedin Mincks has a mind that tends to soar from one ideal or theory to the next without ever adopting any one approach. Because he rarely takes the trouble to steady his vision and deepen it, or to stick to an activity after it becomes tiresome, he is often disappointed. His lack of constancy and his inability to commit himself to any long-term effort, as well as his tendency to evade responsibility, could be obstacles to his life in the real world.

Aedin Mincks has significant intellectual potential which may merely need to be managed better and oriented toward her environment. In the first part of her life, this mental energy may have some negative effects and drive her into self-destructive behavior. She will have to make an effort to understand certain obsessions, which are unconscious and therefore all the more powerful and irresistible, if she wants to overcome the feelings of failure they cause. A complete psychological metamorphosis may occur when she makes up her mind to accept and understand the matters she has rejected and repressed.

Aedin Mincks’ emotions are fluctuating and unstable. Although she has the ability to detach herself from her emotions to analyze and observe them, this tendency sometimes prevents her from truly engaging herself in emotional terms and may act as a defense against any emotional impact. This is the reason why she subjects all her feelings to an intellectual interpretation rather than yielding to them. It is also the reason why she might falter, hesitate, contradict herself and seem to say both yes and no when she has an opportunity to commit herself emotionally. She should make a conscious effort to overcome this unconscious conditioning which may be related to her childhood. She must first learn to observe and assimilate other people’s feelings instead of rejecting them. This exercise will teach her to understand her own reactions and affects better.

Aedin Mincks often becomes too tense and irritable when trying to complete a task. This often leads to boredom and distraction, which usually prevents him from fully engaging in any activity. He is often prone to starting many projects but rarely finishing them, because he also enjoys starting new enterprises. If he wants to avoid exhausting his vitality, he may need to learn to coordinate his energies better.