E. Chamberlain is an energetic person, never satisfied unless E. Chamberlain is up and doing. E. Chamberlain is strong in mind and strong in body and full of enthusiasm for the work in hand. E. Chamberlain have unlimited courage, and all these qualities combined tend to make E. Chamberlain's life varied. E. Chamberlain is not going to stay at one thing just because E. Chamberlain have set out in that direction. E. Chamberlain will change E. Chamberlain's job, E. Chamberlain's friends, E. Chamberlain's hobbies or anything whatsoever provided E. Chamberlain think the change is for better. Unfortunately for E. Chamberlain E. Chamberlain will not always count up the pros and cons of the change as carefully as E. Chamberlain should and this impulsiveness may often lead E. Chamberlain into difficulties. Still E. Chamberlain have a courage, E. Chamberlain is a born fighter and are endowed with plenty of enterprise. All of which will enable E. Chamberlain to succeed in the end.It is unlikely that E. Chamberlain will amass great wealth but money is only useful for the happiness it can bring and of happiness E. Chamberlain will have E. Chamberlain's full shape and more.There are many reasons for thinking that E. Chamberlain will move from place to place a good deal and probably E. Chamberlain will see much of the world. If a man, E. Chamberlain is likely to take up posts in various parts of the country, and, if a woman, it would not be surprising if E. Chamberlain called upon to travel because of the requirements of E. Chamberlain's husband's business or profession.We would suggest that E. Chamberlain should endeavor to cultivate the quality of patience, and that E. Chamberlain reason out the cost more thoroughly before embarking upon some fresh enterprise. There are little points but they help to mar E. Chamberlain's success. Moreover, avoid being a rolling stone (avoid changes) especially after the age of 35.

E. Chamberlain have been endowed with the common sense and clarity to know what E. Chamberlain really want. Lucid and practical, E. Chamberlain seek happiness in the environment and are unafraid to expand E. Chamberlain's horizons, easily recognising fears and working them through. But be cautious. If E. Chamberlain is always thinking of E. Chamberlain's own welfare and are inconsiderate of others, E. Chamberlain's chance of happiness are minimal.

E. Chamberlain is concerned about how others will regard E. Chamberlain intellectually and are motivated to direct E. Chamberlain's efforts toward education before any other areas.