Mot the Barber - Argument - Mot must rely heavily on others for the opportunities he needs to prove himself. Compromise is an essential part of your everyday life. People need you as much as you need them, because you are able to appraise their problems objectively and find solutions. People like you because you understand their needs. You exploit their creative talents by convincing them that they *have* potentials to develop. Developing and implementing your ideas serves those who need them, and the process of exchange improves your abilities. Being curious is not enough: you must find answers to the numerous questions about yourself and those you are trying to help. You are devoted to those who care for you and show your gratitude by maintaining them in their needs. Applying yourself to implementing your talents will bring you the recognition you need of your accomplishments. Your career gives you added opportunities to exploit your creative potentials more fully. You have considerable insight into the problems of the people you deal with, and you can motivate them to develop their talents. This gives you an advantage over your competitors, because you perceive their weaknesses. You learned by discussing theory; once you know you are helpful to others, no one is more devoted to the game. No matter what your formal training, you will always continue to educate yourself. Your efforts on behalf of those you deal with give them the opportunity to gain a more stable foundation from which to play. You look forward to being of service to others. Devotion to your craft rewards you with opportunities to prove yourself in this ever-expanding field of endeavor.
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