T. S. Eliot have several desirable qualities. First and foremost, T. S. Eliot revel in work and there is hardly a limit to the amount of work T. S. Eliot can do. Next, T. S. Eliot have T. S. Eliot's eyes wide open and T. S. Eliot's brain is alert. Taken together, these qualities single T. S. Eliot out as being a very powerful influence in T. S. Eliot's own sphere of activities.T. S. Eliot is wonderfully practical in all T. S. Eliot do, and T. S. Eliot have a very keen brain for remembering details. In fact, details mean so much to T. S. Eliot that T. S. Eliot is apt to irritate some of T. S. Eliot's co-workers with them. T. S. Eliot never forget a face, though T. S. Eliot is less accurate in remembering names.T. S. Eliot is a person who wants to know the why and where of everything. Until T. S. Eliot is satisfied on these points, T. S. Eliot refrain from acting. Consequently, sometimes T. S. Eliot miss a good deal, and some people look upon T. S. Eliot as a procrastinator.In a measure T. S. Eliot is too sensitive and often T. S. Eliot hold back when T. S. Eliot should go ahead. This unfits T. S. Eliot for certain forms of leadership. T. S. Eliot do not want T. S. Eliot's own way in many things. In fact, T. S. Eliot is very amenable, taken all round.

T. S. Eliot is a courageous person. T. S. Eliot is so impulsive, there is no time to worry or fear T. S. Eliot's actions. T. S. Eliot have periodic flashes of such insight that T. S. Eliot's intuition borders on genius. Many seek T. S. Eliot's company, for there is much excitement about T. S. Eliot An excellent character reader, T. S. Eliot is often attracted to the occult, which gives T. S. Eliot a deeper understanding of life. T. S. Eliot's remarkable vision enables T. S. Eliot to forge ahead and be successful in understanding any difficulties that are preventing T. S. Eliot's growth.

T. S. Eliot feel that others will regard T. S. Eliot with esteem only if T. S. Eliot have acquired wealth and material possessions. This is not true, so pursue T. S. Eliot's goals which are in harmony with what T. S. Eliot really want to do.