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“WIN-WIN” (and otherwise) Business Days in 2013
The purpose of these notes is not intended to be an unconditional guarantee of certain success nor an absolute condemnation of possibilities. Rather, this is a guide to the probability of reasonable people to come to a positive mutual understanding regarding any business matter initiated at that time. Initiation could include the time of an appointment, the initiation of a phone call, the moment of sending an e-mail, the time
a contract is signed, etc. The expected consequences are sometimes immediately obvious, but other times much more obvious later. Consider these notes to be a shorthand business “weather forecast” for a particular day, or a time during a particular day. Challenging days are mutually challenging and resistant, but may be more difficult for the initiator. For instance, file a law suit on such a day, or pick the day and time of an initial business meeting, the other party and others involved (such as a judge) will likely feel bothered and annoyed, rather than open and receptive.
Personal dynamics emotionally, energetically, etc. are better determined
by astrological dynamics related to your own birth chart. You might feel quite
good on a challenging business day, and/or personally having a hard time on a good
or even Great business day
WHAT TO DO ON CHALLENGING DAYS? CHALLENGE YOURSELF!
If interacting with others, learn why things are not happening. Perhaps you will decide to drop your plan entirely, or perhaps you will make radical modifications. On the other hand, you might make better use of the day by challenging yourself, making yourself do something that you have been avoiding, but that you know should be done.
WHAT NOT TO AVOID on “AVOID”\ BUSINESS DAYS/TIMES
All good things, and thankfully all not–so-good things, must sooner or later come to an end. This might be the day to fire someone, or quit, stop smoking, go on a diet, etc.
“AVOID” days are more questionable then necessarily challenging, unless noted as “C”.
CODE: GREAT is the best; g = good; G = better; OK = acceptable; N = neutral, salvageable, averaging out as acceptable; C = challenging; AVOID = not recommended, avoid if at all possible. Although things may work out fine, unanticipated changes aren’t worth the risk. For instance, weather or unusual travel delays are more likely on days like this, especially in winter. U = uneventful, routine, “off the record”: either there’s likely to be nothing to worry about, or nothing will come of the matter. Relate as human beings. Business-wise, it may seem later as if nothing really happened.
MOVING? If you can, Sign/Move-in on a Great or Good day when the Moon Waxes.
All TIME = EST/EDT --- 8 a.m. EST/EDT to 8p.m. EST/EDT, unless noted.
Note: A separate calendar has been calculated for PST.
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