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A horse gallops across the field

Great fortune · a very good year

Reading 451: the year

You run ahead without obstacles this year. Work speeds up, and you meet good chances in travel, business trips, and getaways. Things that stalled start moving again.

"Don't pass up a chance to go somewhere new."

Reading 451: month by month

Month 1Good
Good news mixes in with the New Year greetings. The one who reaches out first gets the luck.
Month 2Good
Like ice melting in the spring breeze, stuck things loosen up this month.
Month 3Good
A great month to take on a new project or role. Raise your hand.
Month 4Average
Do things as usual and it's a smooth month.
Month 5Good
Recognition and rewards follow. Speak up proudly about your share.
Month 6Good
Energy brims like midsummer. You could take on big things.
Month 7Average
The flow is steady. If a chance shows up, think it through slowly.
Month 8Good
There's a lot to harvest this month. Finish well and the results are bigger.
Month 9Careful
Moving on only what others say can cost you.
Month 10Good
The more calmly you tidy up, the more luck sticks. Finish what you've put off.
Month 11Good
An unexpected gift or bonus comes your way.
Month 12Good
The more you tidy up, the bigger your New Year luck.

Months follow the lunar calendar.

Reading 451: work

Like a horse galloping across a field, your work picks up speed. Stalled projects move again and business trips or outside meetings bring good chances. The faster you run, the more direction matters, so recheck your goals once a month.

Money

More activity brings more income chances. Travel and activity costs may rise, so managing transport and meal costs separately plugs leaks. Keep savings running automatically while you race.

People and relationships

You meet new people wherever you go. Even when busy, jot down contacts and what you talked about to turn them into good connections. Match the pace of coworkers running with you now and then.

A small habit for this year

Sketch the week's schedule on Sunday night. Even a galloping horse runs happier when it knows the way.