As everyone knows, yesterday was Valentine’s Day, but it was also the Chinese New Year, and an especially auspicious one. This Chinese New Year, based on the Lunar Calendar, is the Year of the Tiger, which is a year that supports taking action—seizing opportunities and making the most of your special talents. The year of the Metal Tiger signifies both the energy to begin activity and the determination to follow it through to the end. Forget about last year’s slow plodding. Events set in motion now will pick up speed and continue until either the objective is attained or the whole endeavor crashes and burns.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Year of the Tiger
As everyone knows, yesterday was Valentine’s Day, but it was also the Chinese New Year, and an especially auspicious one. This Chinese New Year, based on the Lunar Calendar, is the Year of the Tiger, which is a year that supports taking action—seizing opportunities and making the most of your special talents. The year of the Metal Tiger signifies both the energy to begin activity and the determination to follow it through to the end. Forget about last year’s slow plodding. Events set in motion now will pick up speed and continue until either the objective is attained or the whole endeavor crashes and burns.
