Continuity & Growth

During these days keep going with what you have started and to stick to your principles and goals. Family, traditions, values and foundations will all be important considerations. It is important to maintain stability and regularity, to follow a plan. It is now possible to begin major projects, lay the foundation (in every sense of the word) and consistently progress.

Pay attention to those around you; they can be just as helpful to you as you can to them. Invest in other people’s projects and notice how others are investing in yours. Set goals that address not only your personal but also collective interests. Again, this should be done because you are ready and willing to do it, not because it is stated in this text. If that inner readiness or desire has not yet surfaced, concentrate on eliminating unnecessary actions and to-dos, creating a plan and identifying goals that inspire you.

What Helps:
Lack of expectations, prioritising, completing long-drawn-out tasks, abandoning irrelevant goals.
What does not helps:
Fear of the future, fixation on achieving success, reluctance to end protracted affairs/projects/relationships, disengagement.

source: humdes