The previous article mentioned "5 things to remember when having your child's fortune told," one of which was: Life mottos like "Have life goals" or "Do what you love" are only suitable for two-thirds of the population. For the remaining one-third, they will only lead them astray and lead them astray! Why is this? First, from an astrological perspective, about two-thirds of the world's population can readily articulate "what I want to pursue." One-third will pursue tangible things, such as learning to cook Thai food, saving money for a new computer, or wanting to be a firefighter! Why? Because this aligns with their interests or a sense of meaning. The other one-third will pursue feelings. For example, wanting to work in a nursing home because… they enjoy the feeling of being appreciated. But if they find the residents aren't appreciative, they'll leave immediately. So what they might be pursuing is: a sense of accomplishment, usefulness, stimulation, being needed, fulfilling parental expectations, belonging, being cared for… In reality, there's no fixed rule. If another job can produce the same feeling, switching is perfectly acceptable. The remaining people have fickle desires, it's in their nature. You might say that this prevents them from excelling! But they don't necessarily pursue success or achievement. They seek fun or a vibrant life. Persistence is painful. Then there's a small percentage of the population who don't know what they like, but are quite clear about what they dislike. They seek to "eliminate the bad," which is also in their nature. Everyone's definition of "good" is different.