Not the time to assume you know better. Question familiar assumptions. They’re outdated and – more importantly – they conceal what’s underfoot.
A loved one is too embroiled in a personal matter to listen to reason. Be supportive and lend an ear, but table the advice until later.
Good fortune hits a snag. Remember the Brothers Grimm? You don’t get that pot of gold without solving a riddle or breaking a hex first.
It’s your turn to bail out a partner or colleague, but don’t call attention to it. The fact that you’re there when needed makes the two of you even.
You’re a stickler for details, but you’re also a pragmatist. If you need to rearrange a few facts to strengthen your case – then so be it.
There’s always opportunity in a fiasco. Allow for the dust to settle and you’ll find a way to turn a minus into a plus.
