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541

A Kite Climbing High

Great fortune · a very good year

Reading 541: the year

You get the right amount of wind and a strong string this year. Someone is holding your line, so you can rise high without wobbling. Daring and stability balance out, and you level up.

"When you take a leap, keep one person who can hold your string."

Reading 541: month by month

  1. Month 1Good

    A valued person extends a hand first this month. It's okay to gladly accept the help.

  2. Month 2Good

    Cheers from around you give you a big boost. Speak up and your ideas get a warm reception.

  3. Month 3Average

    Lots of meetings, but no deep connection yet.

  4. Month 4Good

    Work has the energy of early summer sunshine. It's fine to speed up.

  5. Month 5Good

    Joyful news comes to family and people close to you.

  6. Month 6Good

    New chances come one after another. Take your pick.

  7. Month 7Average

    Better for polishing what you're already doing than starting something new.

  8. Month 8Careful

    Chuseok spending can balloon. Set a budget ahead of time.

  9. Month 9Good

    You grow closer to someone good. Try expressing how you feel.

  10. Month 10Good

    A recommendation from others opens up a new spot.

  11. Month 11Average

    More gatherings, but save your energy.

  12. Month 12Good

    A pleasant way to close the year. Give yourself a round of applause.

Months follow the lunar calendar.

Reading 541: work

Like a kite catching the wind and climbing high, your stage for showing what you can do grows this year. When a new project or a chance to present comes up, raise your hand without hesitating. Just as a kite needs a string, keep a coworker close who helps with schedules and basics, and you will fly high to the end.

Money

Good results are likely to turn into rewards this year. Enjoy the extra income, but set a rule to send half of it to an account for the future. The higher the kite goes, the tighter you need to hold the string.

People and relationships

The number of people cheering you on grows noticeably. The more you take on, the more envious remarks you may hear, but caring for those who hold you steady is enough. If you ask a mentor or senior for advice, they will help more than you expect.

A small habit for this year

Before starting something big, tell one person you trust about your plan in a few words. Saying it out loud makes the kite string a little stronger.

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