Want a new job? This is how you´ll get it…
You love to learn. You’re interested in everything, and you love sharing what you know. If you’re looking to advance in your career, seeking a new career, or wanting to change careers, education can be your path to success. Perhaps you need to improve or even learn new skills. Hard as it may be for you to focus on just one area, your career might depend on it. Assess your skills and see which ones you can develop further. Build a skills resume (what you can, not what your responsibilities were). It isn’t bragging—it’s smart self-promotion!
Want the truth and a laugh? Ask a Sagittarius!
Sagittarians Jon Stewart and Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) have more in common than gray hair! Both satirical wits excel at pointing out the absurdities in American politics and life. That arrow the Archer is poised to shoot? It’s aimed directly at untruths, unfairness, and pretention.
If Twain were alive today, he’d no doubt be tweeting in support of abolition, blogging in favor of women’s rights, and skewering politicians and bloviators as host of his own late-night talk show.“Clothes make the man,” said Twain. “Naked people have little or no influence on society.”Who says you can’t learn a civic lessons and have laugh at the same time?
This Sag’s talents are unique and boundless…
Polymath Stephen Hough epitomizes Sag’s need to see, learn, and do. This accomplished pianist is also a composer, painter, poet, author, and blogger. He’s won international piano competitions and poetry prizes, performed with orchestras worldwide, and exhibited his artwork in galleries. He’s recorded more than 50 albums and teaches piano at two music academies. He has a master’s degree from Juilliard and a “genius” award from the MacArthur Foundation.
Wise, joyful, interested, and interesting, he’s an example of Sag’s enthusiasm and eternal search for wisdom. His advice on practicing for amateur musicians, “leave the ego-posturing to the professionals….make demands on yourself, fill the time well, concentrate… but then enjoy.” Sounds like good advice for life!
This brave Sag has faced a lot—but she’s thriving!
Anchor of ABC’s Good Morning America, Robin Roberts has faced more than her share of adversity, and overcome more than her share of obstacles. But in true Sag style, she’s faced them all with courage, humor, and optimism. Robin broke barriers as ESPN’s first black female sportscaster. In 2007, she survived breast cancer. And in 2012, she defeated myelodysplastic syndrome. By going public with her battle with the rare blood disease, the number of potential bone marrow donors at Be the Match increased 1800%.
The charismatic Peabody Award winner returned to GMA in February 2013. Filled with gratitude, she told Ellen DeGeneres, “I have never been this happy nor healthy in such a long time.” A true Sagittarian through and through.
Dating an Archer? Better stay away from this…
Rules for courting Sag read like a long list of “don’ts” posted at the beach. Follow these “simple” guidelines and you’re sure to have a great time with your Sagittarius partner!
Don’t be needy.
Don’t come on too strong.
Don’t fence Sag in.
Don’t badger Sag for his or her thoughts.
Don’t tell Sag what to do.
Don’t ask, “do I look fat/ugly/tired/okay in this?” (Unless you want the brutal truth!)
Don’t be obvious (keep Sag guessing).
Don’t be argumentative (but be direct).
Don’t steer (overtly).
Don’t be boring.
Don’t be a sourpuss.
Don’t be formal or regimented.
Sagittarians need this for lasting happiness…
You may just be the most consistently upbeat sign there is, and you can thank your ruler Jupiter for some of that. The rest comes from your indomitable spirit and eternal optimism. You know just what it takes to lead a happy life!
Honesty. You have better things to do with your brain than remember what fib you told to whom!
Power. You know what you’re capable of, and you do it.
Intuition. You could tie yourself in knots second-guessing yourself. That’s why you go with your gut.
Release. You don’t hang on to bad feelings. What’s done is done.
Choice. You choose not to associate with toxic people. Life’s too short!
Don´t take it personally, it´s only your Sag being real…
Sagittarius has firm ideas about everything—work, politics, and romance. You can’t pin one down or force one to love you. They know what they want. They also know if they’re in love. There’s no mystery to figuring out where you stand—Sag will tell you! Just like he’ll say your butt looks big in those pants, or she’ll say the joke you told at the party was stupid. This sign can’t lie, and Sag certainly isn’t going to start practicing with those three little words. Conversely, if the thrill is gone, your Sag will be, too. No lame excuse, no apology.
Everyone knows Sagittarius is the most fun…
Like the half-human, half-horse Centaur, you’re a unique combination of intelligent seeker and party animal. Forget gloom and doom—your optimism is so dang hard to resist! When opportunity knocks, many people wonder if they should answer the door, but you fling it wide open and clasp Mr. Opportunity to you like a long-lost friend. You thrive on activity, ideas, the new, and the unexplored. As much as you love to talk, you express your feelings, including love, with actions. Being around you is like being caught up in an enjoyable whirlwind. If people could have only one friend, they’d want it to be you!
Why you need to see long term, Sagittarius…
You’re always moving—moving on, moving up, moving out. Your achievements are great, but still it’s hard to satisfy your restless soul! You know you could have done it (whatever “it” is) better, right? And boredom could nudge you to switch jobs, digs, or partners, frequently. Your optimism compels you to plow ahead and bite off more than you can chew, heedless of the consequences. And you usually get away with it because you’re so incredibly lucky! But you can’t bank or depend on luck. Lift your gaze and look at the long term. See where you’re going and how you’ll get there!
Every Sagittarius needs this in their life…
Yes, everyone knows independent Sag needs wide-open spaces, the freedom to roam, the wind in your hair. “Don’t fence me in” is the theme song to your personal sitcom! But you still want somebody to love, right? Many people think a relationship can’t withstand long separations, but guess what? Researchers have discovered that couples in long-distance relationships with more miles between them said they were more satisfied and had more intimacy and better communication than pairs who lived closer together. It could be because you work harder to make up for the distance. Any way you look at it, it appears you can have it all!