T. S. Eliot take all of T. S. Eliot's responsibilities quite seriously. As a result T. S. Eliot have much ambition and will be sought after by T. S. Eliot's superiors to take on additional responsibilities. Therefore, T. S. Eliot should direct T. S. Eliot's goals toward career positions in an executive capacity.

T. S. Eliot is not fitted for any calling that is decidedly strenuous, nor do T. S. Eliot care for too much responsibility. T. S. Eliot do not mind work, in fact work agrees with T. S. Eliot but it must not involve a load of responsibility. While T. S. Eliot is prepared to turn T. S. Eliot's hand to almost anything, it is very noticeable that T. S. Eliot have a decided flair for all that is cultured and clean. In addition, T. S. Eliot may have noticed that an occupation which brings T. S. Eliot in contact with bright lights and a certain amount of gaiety suits T. S. Eliot far better than one that relegates T. S. Eliot to loneliness and quiet. As a matter of fact, T. S. Eliot's own quiet nature cannot tolerate quiet surroundings and it yearns for brightness and anything cheery.

The question of finance will be a very peculiar one for T. S. Eliot There will always be a likelihood of considerable uncertainty and fluctuation in money matters, but T. S. Eliot will, at times make large sums of money by T. S. Eliot's inventive ideas. T. S. Eliot will be inclined to live in a land of dreams and illusions and meet many disappointments. T. S. Eliot should avoid all speculations and gambling of every kind. In money matters for T. S. Eliot the unexpected is more likely to happen than the expected. Original ideas and plans will be born in T. S. Eliot's mind not inclined to fit in with other people's views. T. S. Eliot will make money by unusual methods, T. S. Eliot could become an inventor or an unconventional professional. In many ways, in inventions or businesses connected with risk or chance, T. S. Eliot will be lucky. T. S. Eliot will have clever original ideas as to how things should be done but as T. S. Eliot is not likely to get on easily with partners, T. S. Eliot is liable to see many of T. S. Eliot's excellent plans come to nothing.