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CLAY's ASTROLOGICAL PROFILE |
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Don't believe in astrology? Neither did
we until we came across astrological
profiling. Reading one's horoscope in
the newspaper is sheer bunk, or at best
entertaining, but we hold firm in attesting to
the astounding accuracy of professional
astrological profiling. Herewith Clay's
personality profile based on his astrological
sign CAPRICORN. |
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POSITIVE ASPECTS OF THE CAPRICORN MAN'S PERSONALITY:
The Capricorn man is stable and patient. He
sticks to his tasks until they are completed.
Discipline is natural to him, so he can accomplish a
great deal. He is
 reliable
and hard-working, a serious person who sees life as a
job and works hard at it. He likes to keep his
feet firmly on the ground. Duty is sacred to
him, and he will never shirk what he considers to be
his proper responsibilities. But he does not let
his feelings get in the way of his work either.
A Capricorn man is ambitious and knows how to get what
he wants. He is not afraid of hard work to
achieve his goals, yet tends to take a slow and steady
course. He has a good business sense and knows
the value of a dollar, with an understanding of how to
make money that can leave him wealthy in later life.
He is neither a spendthrift nor a miser, but
recognizes value and spends wisely. He hates
waste and unnecessary loss, so he takes care of his
possessions. The Capricorn man is self-reliant
and doesn't expect others to do things for him.
When someone does him a favor, he will return it in
kind, never expecting more from others than he is
willing to give. As a friend he is loyal and
trustworthy, and can be counted on when the going gets
tough. He keeps a clear head in a crisis and
provides practical solutions to the ptedlems at hand.
NEGATIVE ASPECTS OF THE
CAPRICORN MAN'S PERSONALITY: The negative
Capricorn can be so ambitious that he is blinded to
everything else. He can use people mercilessly
to achieve a goal, turning a deaf ear to their
ptedlems, and viewing them more as cogs in the
machinery of his ambition than as feeling beings.
The Capricorn man can have such a need to be an
authority figure that he cannot relate to people as
equals. He must always be in a superior
position. He may feel that he is better than
others and thus behave in a condescending manner
toward them. He can be too bossy, assuming that
he knows what's best for everyone. He is narrow
in his thinking and closed to anything new. He
can be too greedy, with his need for success and money
over the years preventing his from forming successful
personal relationships.
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