There is such a thing as perseverance but some you're with today seem to have no staying power at all. How can they possible get the qualification, award or achievement they're working towards if they don't have the discipline to put up with a few minor inconveniences? Even if you don't like some of the things you have to do, you will be an example to all as you get on with them knowing ultimately, the sacrifice will be worth it.

You admit to being stubborn and you like to have your own way but you also know you're being entirely reasonable today. If you're working with people who aren't organised and who have no sense of direction, you will insist on having a schedule because that way, you're more likely to make better progress. Once you get an idea in your head, you won't give up without a fight because you know what you're doing is right. Despite what others have to say!

Holding on to a situation which isn't bringing you happiness or pleasure isn't worth the sorrow you're now going through. You might find it hard to act on your decisions. Despite all the thoughts whirling around in your head, you're inclined to put off doing what you feel you have to do, until tomorrow or maybe even later. You worry about another person and how they might react to changes you know must be made in your relationship. If they choose to exit your life, so be it. You can no longer deceive yourself by not differentiating between fantasy and reality.

Someone with a big ego is thinking only of themselves, even when making decisions involving other people. You need to look after your own interests and if you aren't happy with a colleague's behaviour, maybe you could do with more of your boss's input. If there is a mismatch between the amount of work you're doing and how much is being shared with a colleague, you're bound to feel stressed. The solution is to talk to a supervisor who might adjust the work quota so it is more equally divided.

You don't find it hard to understand you can't please everyone but you do know how to make things easier. Friends, colleagues and even loved ones all have their own opinions and degrees as to how quickly they get offended. You know the sense of treating others the way you want to be treated. Your consideration makes relationships more harmonious because everyone's core values, no matter what background they have, are relatively the same.

You might tighten your grip on something you should have let go of a long time ago. The more you hang on, the more you are deceiving yourself into thinking you're doing the right thing when you're really acting on your desire to keep the status quo come what may. This has caused you to lose sight of the opposite perspective. An old friend is the one who might help you see the situation through new eyes.

You would rather just be one of the crowd and not draw attention to yourself today. You have no desires to achieve beyond your limits, to impress others with your talents or to be more popular than you already are. Friendship is and will always be important to you. If your contribution to a group effort is positive and constructive, you will be happy getting on in the background.

Reacting to someone who is deliberately out to make life difficult for you empowers them even more. By showing your feelings and emotions or taking a comment too personally you're letting them see they are achieving the results they desire. It might be wiser to leave it alone or walk away. That way they aren't getting the outcome they want and if you're lucky, they will find someone else to harass.

Overstepping invisible boundaries is a real possibility in your interactions with people you hardly know. Until you become more familiar with each other's different views and outlook, comments could be misread or misunderstood. Just as, if you're mixing with those of a different ethnicity, the absence of a full knowledge of their culture could be a drawback. This, of course, can be easily remedied by getting to know each other better.

Accept mistakes made in the past and learn to forgive yourself. No matter what, you can't bring back the moment you made the mistake to correct it. The only answer is acceptance and forgiveness. Whether you lost a large amount of money, made a wrong choice or your actions somehow lead to negative consequences for someone else, there's no point dwelling on 'if only.' Nothing else can be done but to move on.

There's no time for introspection when the moment for action dawns; all the thinking should have been done earlier. If you've considered all options available you will have no hesitation about the moves you're now making. If you're still uncertain, it's because you did not give the matter enough thought when you had the time. If there is contention in the family, a gentle approach might help you find a compromise.

You will only get the chance to do something offered to you today once. Miss out on this opportunity and it won't happen again. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. It's up to you whether or not you want to make the most of what's in front of you. What you learn from the situation will make a lasting impression and this will help you move forward in the right direction in future,.