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If you are a Capricorn (December 22 to January 20), you are a personality to be reckoned with, but in a quiet, subtle way. These are people who will achieve whatever goal they set for themselves. They have the grit and determination to see out a project or an objective, no matter how long it takes. They are surprisingly witty, when they allow themselves to be, although they’re not the fiery, flashy kind.

A Capricorn will always be on time, will always have positions of responsibility. They make good psychologists because of their ability to listen to short-tempered people or people on a rant. They have an ability to stay calm and reasoned in a disagreement or conflict, even though the other side may be more passionate. They are deep thinkers who have good memories and a never-ending intellectual curiosity.  In their relationships, they can have a tendency towards unhappiness.

The sign of Virgo steadies the ever-shifting influence of the Moon. Virgo moon has keen analytical leanings with a precise, discriminating mind. They do not seek knowledge simply for the purpose of knowledge but for the purpose of practical application. Their initial reaction to the sense-impressions they take in from the world is to analyze and question. Moon in Virgo people are sometimes so suspicious they doubt what they see with their own eyes.

They prefer to discuss concepts and investigate ideas held by others while holding fast to many of their own preconceived notions. They are not so unreasonable, though, that they will cling to a theory once the facts have proven them wrong. They are seekers of veritas, and consider truth to be what is left after inaccuracies have been revealed. No one would consider them a naive idealist wearing rose-tinted glasses. Their realistic pragmatism makes them well suited in business. They focus on building long-term gains rather than get-rich quick money schemes.

If you have Mercury in Capricorn you manage to be driven and systematic, deliberate, calculating, and composed. You are not only excellent at handling details but you additionally never lose sight of the complete picture. When it comes to making judgments you are remarkably reasonable. Reasoning, the cool progression from point to point, is what you put your trust in. You perpetually have an aspiration; you always have a hidden purpose you are attempting.

Mercury-Capricorns often attain positions of leadership because they are so reliable and have an air of prestige. (This is evident even in very little kids who have Mercury in this position.) A difficulty you have in associating to people can be your authoritarian style. You also manage to have a disapproving air about the weaknesses and frivolities of others. Life is grave to Mercury-Capricorns and you see its dark side—though a redeeming quality is your dry sense of humor.

Venus-Capricorns are as conservative and wary about love as nearly anything else. You may sometimes be perceived as being aloof and scheming because you follow the edict “it’s just as easy to fall in love with someone wealthy as with someone broke.” In truth, this was plausibly said originally by a Venus-Capricorn. However, it is far from representing the entire story. When in love, you are faithful, trustworthy, and steady.

If you don’t marry wealthy, you work to provide a spouse protection, and that includes material accommodations. You may not be affectionate and elegant, but what you say you mean. There is a dichotomy between your sentimental life and your passion: You have robust passions but keep them separate from your rational attitude. You can be sexually connected and disconnected at the same time. Venus in this zodiac position indicates a personality that is demanding, possessive, and afraid of rejection. Once shunned, Venus-Capricorn’s response is total coldness.

In Sagittarius, the facility of Mars exhibits itself in good flashes. It promotes bravery, independence, and daring. Dashing and exciting as your actions can be, you’re simply distracted. Your attention becomes riveted to alternate strategies, and your meteoric enthusiasm turns toward that direction.

This doesn’t mean you will not accomplish something, for you’ll manufacture outstanding outcomes in a brief time. impassioned and sensual, you will have various affairs owing to your open, explorative nature. You look at emotional commitments as a type of personal restriction. A sex relationship quickly begins, and equally quickly ends. You tend to be impulsive and act headlong. adroit in speech and writing, you’ve got the facility to amuse and delight. you create a wonderful initial impression.

Is there a creature on the planet more magnificent than the Tiger. We think not, and that’s not even our sign. On our Chinese restaurant menu today, here’s how they describe the Tiger: If you were born in the years 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986 or 1998, you’re a Tiger. Tiger people are aggressive, courageous, candid and sensitive. Look to the Horse and Dog for happiness. Beware of the Monkey. Tigers are born leaders.

The Tiger is the third Sign of the Chinese Zodiac. It is a Yang Sign and most closely associated with the Wood Element. Recent Tiger years have been 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, and 1998. The Tiger is a very changeable person, with a potent natural ability that is often in great danger of being abused. They are either leaders or rebels. They can be vain, quarrelsome and overly aggressive at times, but their inherent charisma and vast reserves of charm are usually sufficient to extract them from any problems that may arise from their lack of foresight.

The element of Wood represents the direction East. Those who are born with this element tend to yearn for stability and tradition. In China, wood is also associated with bamboo. Bamboo, of course, is a strong, flexible, and long shoot which grows in marsh areas. It follows then, that wood people are flexible, emotionally strong and dependable. A wood person will stick with you through good and bad times, unwavering of their support.

Wood people are interested in social issues and strive to leave the poor and helpless of our world with a sense of independence and change. Although, they can be idealistic and that trait can be the cause of emotional angst when plans don’t follow the perfect path. Wood people do well in social work or working with children. Working with others is easy for wood people, as they truly enjoy the process of cooperation and compromise. Generous and warm, wood people spread happiness, confidence and joy wherever they go.

The ENTP is one of the 16 MBTI personality types. ENTP stands for extravert (E), intuitive (N), thinking (T) and perceiving (P). The ENTP cognitive stack is as follows: Extraverted intuition (Ne), introverted thinking (Ti), extraverted feeling (Fe) and introverted sensing (Si). The ENTP personality is that of a highly inventive and creative thinker who enjoys playing with ideas and theories. Furthermore, they can be very unorthodox thanks to their love of novelty and distaste for routine and tradition. ENTPs are noted for their verbal wit and skill for debate.

They are open to possibilities and enjoy assessing ideas and situations from all angles. ENTPs are more abstract in their thinking and less attentive to the concrete details. It is not enough for them to adhere to the tried and true methods of established systems. Their nature is to explore new pathways and discover new opportunities, ideas and applications. They have fertile imaginations and are often immersed in a constant intake of new info and concepts to chew on. ENTPs can seem scattered, restless and may have difficulty following through and finishing tasks due to a loss of interest.