A Boat Passing the Rapids
Steady · a steady yearReading 612: the year
You have to get through a rough current or two this year. Don't tough it out alone when trouble comes; with help from someone experienced, you'll pass safely. Calm water follows the rapids.
Reading 612: month by month
- Month 1Average
Dream big with your New Year plans but start small.
- Month 2Careful
Your condition drops easily this month. Rest plenty.
- Month 3Average
Set priorities so you don't miss big things while sweating the small stuff.
- Month 4Careful
Easy to get caught up in gossip. Stay out of the backtalk.
- Month 5Good
Fruit starts to form this month. You can see the results.
- Month 6Average
Doing half of what you planned is plenty.
- Month 7Good
Happy news arrives from someone you haven't heard from in a while.
- Month 8Average
Family matters need some attention, but they pass well.
- Month 9Good
Your harvest glows beautifully like autumn leaves.
- Month 10Good
Body and mind feel lighter. Great for starting a new habit.
- Month 11Average
Reviews or results may fall short of hopes, but not to the point of disappointment.
- Month 12Good
You meet a valued connection at a year-end gathering.
Months follow the lunar calendar.
Reading 612: work
Like a boat passing through rapids, you may face a tough stretch at work at some point this year. When a decision is hard to make alone, be sure to ask an experienced senior or coworker. With someone rowing beside you, the rapids pass quickly.
Money
The water is rough in this stretch, so prepare for unexpected costs. Keep a few months of living expenses aside as an emergency fund, and make big decisions only after running the numbers. Calm water is waiting past the rapids.
People and relationships
Hard times show who is really on your side this year. Don't be shy about asking for help, and be sure to repay it later. People who get through a rough patch with you become lasting coworkers.
A small habit for this year
When you get stuck, don't let a whole day pass alone; ask one person that same day. The rapids get much shorter.