Look for a career where H. G. Wells can use H. G. Wells's abilities to carry out projects in minute detail. These projects must be perfect, and H. G. Wells will not be under pressure to limit the time it takes to complete them. For instance, if H. G. Wells go into interior design, H. G. Wells should have clients who have enough money to spend so that H. G. Wells can do an elegant job.

There are many remunerative occupations which might engage H. G. Wells's energies profitably. H. G. Wells's aptitude for making plans fits H. G. Wells for a whole host of businesses and trades where originality counts and this applies just as much to women as to men. Trained in another direction, the same quality would help in organising. Thus, H. G. Wells's are eminently fitted for directing the details of large commercial concerns. What H. G. Wells should avoid are all those jobs which are the same year in, year out, and where one day's work is merely a repetition of another. Routine jobs are not for you.

In matters of finance H. G. Wells will be fortunate and will be likely to acquire considerable wealth. H. G. Wells will be careful in speculation, investing H. G. Wells's money in solid concerns and in building up industry and business. As a rule, H. G. Wells will be more lucky in money matters than otherwise, having much given to H. G. Wells and meeting great opportunities. If H. G. Wells had to go into business H. G. Wells would make a success of enterprises connected with the luxurious side of life more than any other, such things as the decorations of homes, millinery, dresses and flower shops, the catering of food, restaurants or hotels. H. G. Wells's class of brain is of a very clever order but so quick and versatile that H. G. Wells would tired easily of any routine or monotonous life.