Aries (March 21-April 19) 白羊座
Make yourself more efficient by getting rid of all the fluff. Streamline your procedures and minimize distractions.
甩掉所有紛亂，讓自己更有效率。簡化程序，把讓你分心的事減到最少。
Taurus (April 20-May 20) 金牛座
The reasons why not are usually front and foremost in your imagination. Acknowledge them politely, but don't let them stop you.
不要做的理由經常浮現在你的腦海。謙虛承認這點，但別讓它們阻礙你。
Gemini (May 21-June 21) 雙子座
Sometimes you have to make messes on the way to making improvements. Compromise will be required, too.
有時候你必須搞得一團亂才會進步。妥協也是必要的。
Cancer (June 22-July 22) 巨蟹座
You're making a good impression on a person you admire. Keep practicing and one day you'll be the teacher and not the student
你讓自己仰慕的人留下美好印象。繼續練習，總有一天你會出師。
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) 獅子座
The more responsibility you accept, the more status you achieve and the more money you make. It's natural.
你承擔愈多責任，就會獲得更高的地位與財富。一切如此自然。
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 處女座
Something you've been worried about turns out to be nothing at all. There are other things you could stumble over, so watch where you're going.
你擔憂的事會化為雲煙。可能有其它的絆腳石，留心所到之處。
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) 天秤座
There's a deadline looming. Don't ignore it any longer. Be a perfectionist and get the job done right.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) 天蠍座
You're not attracting the most attention. It looks like you are the brains behind the operation, however. You do well in this role.
你不會得到最多注目。然而，你似乎是整體運作的智囊。你相當勝任。
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) 射手座
There's lots of money to be made, but discipline is required. Do it now -- this opportunity won't last forever.
有機會賺大錢，但需要紀律。現在就動手，機會稍縱即逝。
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 山羊座
You might not think you can afford to take your sweetheart along, but talk about it anyway. He or she may have a good idea.
你大概認為自己負擔不起帶愛人同行，但還是要討論看看，愛人也許有好主意。
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) 水瓶座
There are very old things of value close by; you may even know where. Don't ignore or injure them. Treat them with respect.
身邊有相當值錢的老古董，你甚至還可能知道地點。不要忽略或毀損這些東西，以禮遇相待。
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) 雙魚座
Let somebody who already knows the way take over the lead. You can be the brains behind the operation.
讓已經熟知門道的人主導。你可以做為行動背後的智囊。
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