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

Virginia Brooks have, above all, a facility for putting thoughts into eloquent words. Thus, Virginia Brooks would do admirably as a journalist, a lecturer or even as a traveller salesman. Never would Virginia Brooks be at a loss for something to say. This quality would fit Virginia Brooks for a teacher also. But, when Virginia Brooks's impatient moods overtake Virginia Brooks Virginia Brooks would fare badly. In almost any occupation requiring quick thinking, Virginia Brooks will succeed very well. But, it must not be monotonous work or Virginia Brooks will prove an utter failure. Virginia Brooks like change and variety, so that any job which takes Virginia Brooks up and down the country or to some far-flung outpost, will be suitable for Virginia Brooks Virginia Brooks will fare better as Virginia Brooks's own master than when working for somebody else. Virginia Brooks want to come and go when Virginia Brooks like and, to be able to do this, Virginia Brooks must be Virginia Brooks's own master.

In matters of finance Virginia Brooks will be fortunate and will be likely to acquire considerable wealth. Virginia Brooks will be careful in speculation, investing Virginia Brooks's money in solid concerns and in building up industry and business. As a rule, Virginia Brooks will be more lucky in money matters than otherwise, having much given to Virginia Brooks and meeting great opportunities. If Virginia Brooks had to go into business Virginia Brooks 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. Virginia Brooks's class of brain is of a very clever order but so quick and versatile that Virginia Brooks would tired easily of any routine or monotonous life.