Thomas Thomson is a person of considerable action. Thomas Thomson is never still. Thomas Thomson is always making plans and the thing Thomas Thomson can least tolerate is inactivity. Thomas Thomson have much self will, and the spirit of independence is firmly planted in Thomas Thomson Thomas Thomson resent the interference of others, perhaps more than Thomas Thomson should, and freedom is a quality Thomas Thomson prize very highly- freedom not only of action but also of thought.Thomas Thomson think out things that are original in character. These may take widely diverse forms. Thomas Thomson might invent some very ingenious contrivance or evolve a new method. Whatever it is, the world will be taken a step forward on Thomas Thomson's account.There is no doubt that Thomas Thomson set great score on honesty, using the term in its widest sense. Thomas Thomson require Thomas Thomson's friends to be honest in purpose, honest in speech, as well as in money affairs.Thomas Thomson's greatest weakness lies in the way Thomas Thomson treat others. Thomas Thomson cannot tolerate inefficiency and Thomas Thomson is apt to consider those who do not see eye to eye with Thomas Thomson as being hopelessly beneath contempt. It would not be difficult for Thomas Thomson to cultivate a more charitable and tolerant view towards those who are likely to earn Thomas Thomson's disapproval. At any rate, it is well worth trying.

Expecting too much too soon, Thomas Thomson is under tremendous inner tension and are too stubborn to compromise. Extremely nervous, Thomas Thomson scatter Thomas Thomson's energies by doing too many things at once and rarely complete anything, for there is always something new to discover. At later part of Thomas Thomson's age, Thomas Thomson may experience migraine headaches and must learn to relax. Any sort of combined physical and mental discipline such as yoga is an excellent remedy.

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