A rival thought he saw the end of you. But now you’re back—albeit in a new (and improved) capacity. Refrain from sticking out your tongue.

When opinion is divided (like it is), any choice where you win half the support is better than nothing. Go with what you think is best.

Don’t focus on the method or you’ll never accomplish your goal. Keeping your eyes on the prize lifts your sights and extends your reach.

At a certain point it just isn’t worth it to accommodate any further. Put out feelers for a new situation now. You’ll hook something.

News of a friend’s trials strikes to the core. But you tried to warn this person ahead of time. Let it go. You did everything you could.

No sooner do you work out a solution than an interfering type intrudes. Let him. If he doesn’t get a rise out of you, he’ll surely move on.

It’s never a good idea to make up an answer on the spot. Better to assure critics things are being looked into—then check up on it later.

You’ve been back and forth so many times you’re about fed up. Don’t let irritation show. Someone you’ve been courting is close to signing.

No matter what you do, you and a certain someone won’t see eye to eye. Agree to disagree. It beats banging your head against the wall.

Pick away at one little thread and the whole thing could come undone. Leave a loose end be. It’s not worth the ensuing aggravation.

When pressured to explain yourself, it’s best to find out why. You shouldn’t jump to defend an action just because someone points a finger.

Sometimes it feels like you’re being dragged kicking and screaming into the next phase of your life. If true—isn’t it better to go willingly?

Friday, July 02, 2010