George Smith's outstanding character is that of sympathy, mingled with hospitality. George Smith have a great urge to make others a little happier for having met George Smith No higher quality could be possessed than this but it is one that may be carried to excess. George Smith spend lot of time and money for the sake of others.George Smith's tastes are of a cultured order and, at heart, George Smith have a love for literary and artistic work of a high grade, though the commercial existence, which George Smith must probably follow, may force them out of sight.Regarding money, George Smith have peculiar views. At times George Smith deny yourself legitimate necessaries and at others, George Smith spend somewhat recklessly. George Smith will always give in response to the call of charity. On some occasions, George Smith put yourself to considerable trouble in order to save a few rupees on the price of an article George Smith desire to purchase.George Smith's chief weakness is that George Smith is somewhat easily impressed. In fact, George Smith believe too much of what George Smith hear. Unscrupulous people are quick to notice this defect in George Smith and they are certain to trade it sooner or later. Therefore, be on George Smith's guard and avoid being victimised by someone who may come to George Smith in the guise of a friend.

George Smith is a person who live in fantasy. Hypersensitive, many of George Smith have inferiority complexes, feeling slighted by taking the most unrelated incident as personal insult. It is important that George Smith do not indulge in drugs or alcohol, for this adds to George Smith's unclarity. George Smith be honest with yourself and others, and attempt to be as realistic as possible, for George Smith tend toward escapism. Music, colours and nature are very positive in smoothing George Smith's overly sensitive being.

George Smith is motivated to work hard to earn money because George Smith feel that beautiful surroundings are essential to gain the high regard of others. This is not true. Pursue these directions only if George Smith find true happiness in them.