Thomas Warwick - Insight - Thomas will succeed only when he admits his failings and realizes that there is no dishonor to starting at the bottom. From there you can only go up. Your most modest of efforts, Thomas, will yield results because you know how to dramatize their importance. You have a high opinion of your worth, and you feel that others do too. You certainly have a versatile mind, which needs little effort to turn ideas into action. Learn and make use of the virtue called “self-discipline.” Your parents encouraged your creative imagination, and you owe it to them to make *use* of it. Your creative potential is worth nothing unless you develop it. Although you may not always be able to fit it into your day-to-day schedule, you should practice as much as you can and be on the look out for opportunities which allow you to use your creative ideas. You are clever at devising new and better ways to use your talents. You are ingenious at devising ways to fulfill your responsibilities while still keeping time aside to indulge yourself. Avoid obligating yourself to others, especially your opponent, at the risk of loss of your personal freedom. You cannot afford to disregard the norms of acceptable social behavior or legal ethics, or you could risk losing face; your dreams, which you look forward to so eagerly, would be ruined. Don’t become affiliated with projects whose purposes are unclear. If you do, you will regret it. You have the resources that can help people find their way out of the darkness of ignorance.
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