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 growth:- your defensive attitudes- your fear of being dispossessed- your ambivalence- your radicalism- your over-reliance on your instincts.

Blaise de Vos has a variety of talents, but it can be difficult for him to concentrate on a single interest. He is ruled by his nervousness and suggestibility, and sometimes struggles to use his adaptive abilities to his full advantage. To be truly effective, he needs to learn to control his jittery mind; otherwise, he may drain his nervous system of energy. If he experiences respiratory problems, like asthma, it will be a signal that the need to change is urgent.

Blaise de Vos is curious but undiscriminating. He is high-strung and fluctuating; he sometimes has trouble disciplining his mind. Because he finds change and variety especially stimulating and pleasant, he may be a bit fickle as a partner in a relationship or friendship. Many of his conflicts with other people are due to his instability and lack of self-control. If he succeeds in mastering and channeling his considerable mental energy, he could be extremely effective in such fields as communications and teaching.

Blaise de Vos is something of a social butterfly. Although he claims to be looking for a soulmate, it is tough for him to remain interested in any one partner for very long. He enjoys the mental stimulation of bubbly, worldly relationships with a variety of people. If he allows himself to become aware of the scope of his frustration, he might understand that his pleasure-seeking attitude is merely a flight from his true self.

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