Arthur Conan Doyle like to avoid office politics and refuse to fight against others for coveted positions in industry. Find situations where Arthur Conan Doyle can work alone, do Arthur Conan Doyle's own thing, and work at Arthur Conan Doyle's own pace, such as writing, painting, computer programming and so on.

Almost any work that requires steady, intelligent plodding will give Arthur Conan Doyle satisfaction, especially in middle life or later. Arthur Conan Doyle's judgement is sound and Arthur Conan Doyle is thorough in all Arthur Conan Doyle do. Arthur Conan Doyle want to be left in peace and quiet to get on with Arthur Conan Doyle's duties. Arthur Conan Doyle resent being hurried. Arthur Conan Doyle's methodical nature fits Arthur Conan Doyle or being placed in authority over others and, as Arthur Conan Doyle is placid and not fiery-tempered, Arthur Conan Doyle will secure the loyalty of those Arthur Conan Doyle have to direct. Arthur Conan Doyle possess a head for finance, which suggest that Arthur Conan Doyle would do well in the banking word, in the office of a finance company or a stock-broker. But most office work should suit to Arthur Conan Doyle's temperament.

In financial matters, Arthur Conan Doyle would have weight and authority. Arthur Conan Doyle will be successful in carrying out Arthur Conan Doyle's plans if not hampered by partners. So, as far as possible, avoid partnership businesses. Arthur Conan Doyle have to work very hard against many disadvantages during Arthur Conan Doyle's early years. In spite of this, Arthur Conan Doyle may expect to gain a considerable amount of financial success, also position and prominence due to Arthur Conan Doyle's own superior mentality, not dependent on what is called luck or chance. It would be best for Arthur Conan Doyle to work out Arthur Conan Doyle's plans alone. Arthur Conan Doyle is likely at times to strike some odd inventions that will be lucky for Arthur Conan Doyle and Arthur Conan Doyle will be liable to make money in peculiar way off the beaten tract.