Unfortunately due to my awful financial state at the time, the only choice I had was to move to rural Georgia where my family is, and where to make a long story short my personality is completely incompatible.  I'm set to return to college to do my business degree, and I want so badly to go overseas somewhere to do the last part of my Bachelor's, my MBA, or both.  So, for the nagging questions, just curious about what feelings anyone gets about these things:

-When will I finally leave rural Georgia for good?
-What kinds of places do you see me living in?
-Is business a career path I'll both be successful at and happy in?  Am thinking of concentrating in accounting or management, gravitating more towards accounting, but still not 100% on what I'd like to specialize in.  And I'm a Pisces, we're indecisive.
-For my current job I work as the night auditor at a local hotel, how do you feel that one panning out as time goes on?  Specifically, do you see me moving up in that corporation as I get my education or gravitating towards something else?

Thanks, can always use some food for thought on these things, my date of birth is the 23rd of February, 1982.

Welcome Sassy,  

Your team of friendly volunteer readers, who are only here to assist you in any way which we feel that we can, would genuinely like to be able to help you with this. But we sadly feel that the level of detail you are expecting in your answer is unfortunately far in excess of anything which a psychic reading can be reasonably expected to offer you. This is a common error made by valued members such as yourself who are not familiar with the process involved in giving a reading.

I would therefore in your own best interests suggest to you that you should choose only the one question which is of most interest or concern to you at this time, then rephrase it in such a manner that you will give yourself the maximum chance of receiving the reading for which you are eligible in the shortest possible period of time.

For example your first question which currently reads........



should be rephrased to.............

Do you see me leaving Georgia within the next six months?

Note: This is because six months is the generally accepted period of time thought to be covered by a reading of the type given on this forum.

 

should be altered to something like..........

What type of other place to live in would be more to my advantage?

etc, etc,etc...............

Hoping this helps, and we look forward to giving you your reading very soon.

Yours sincerely,

eye_of_tiger

Ah ok, am very new here so always good to know!  Since what I want really all boils down to money, I'll phrase the question as "Will my hotel job and/or upcoming business degree lead to both me being financially comfortable and achieving my goal of being able to travel extensively again by the time I'm around 30?(am 27 now, see date of birth above)"

Thanks, looking forward to any insight.

Hello again Sassy,  

Thank you for getting back to me so quickly with this modified question. It is an excellent one. IMHO

Your question was:



On the surface this appears to be a lot to expect to achieve in the relatively brief period of less than three years, but your reading is telling me that if anyone could manage to make it work, that person would definitely be you. It is saying that you have a particularly good head for business in the sense that you already use your instincts quite a lot to guide you in your personal life, and it is therefore not such a major step for you to want to extend it's use into your business as well.  While your business degree will give you added knowledge and expertise which will be to your advantage once you have graduated with flying colors and are wanting to put what you have learned fairly quickly into action, the natural business abilities are already there, although much of these are still in a largely undeveloped and previously untried form. So far it seems on the basis of this reading that not only are you likely to do well in your business course (very well), but that you already have many of the necessary personal qualities and natural skills firmly in place on which to build upon later.

Your first question as to whether all this business success will most likely lead to you being financially comfortable is more a matter of your own point of view about how much income you will need to feel financially comfortable compared to how much money you actually need to make a reasonably comfortable living from it. Some people would never feel financially comfortable no matter how much money they earned, but as long as your money expectations are not unrealistically high then your reading while it cannot give you anything approximating a written guarantee that things can only eventually turn out in your favour well for you from the money angle, it does make me feel that whatever challenges you are going to face in this area during the next three years, that you are more than adequate for the task in hand. Psychic readings deal with probabilities rather than what is possible. In most cases including this one essentially the possibility of everything going in your favour without any resistance is near to 100%. But the probability of this happening within the next six months which is the generally accepted period of time thought to be covered by a reading of the type commonly given here is more likely to be much less than this. But even the most conservative or guarded prediction of the likelihood that your business will give you the regular income in order for you to live relatively in comfort as well as being financially secure enough to be able to pay those seemingly endless bills would I feel be well above average or the 50% mark.

Not knowing what kind of business and specifically how much traveling will be associated with you doing it well immediately puts me at a huge disadvantage when I am attempting to answer your final question. I am a psychic or intuitive reader, but not sadly a mind reader, contrary to popular opinion about what a reader is or does. Would you have employees working under your supervision within this business of yours, as it may be them who do most of the traveling, instead of you in your role as their boss? Some products are in limited demand in a particular area, but if you would be traveling with the intention to expose your product in other places and by so doing maximize the benefits of your investment, then once again I sense that this it would be a distinct possibility/probability that your ambitions to travel  widely as part of your job will be fully satisfied. I do not know for how long the business degree course runs, and whether you will have the necessary capital to be able to set up your business straight after you graduate, but I feel based on your reading that anything from say 2 - 5 years from now is a perfectly acceptable time scale against which to judge your progress or lack thereof.

Hoping that this reading will at least in some small way help you to answer your questions, plus decide accordingly as to what is the best possible course of action for you to take from now on.

Wishing you a safe and prosperous best second half of your life, with special reference to your chances of building up a major business success within the space of the next two to five years.

Yours faithfully,

eye_of_tiger (male)

Thanks for the insight, after having many failures in my life so far I needed the confidence boost that I'm finally doing what I need to do to set myself on a path where I'm free of failure, or at the very least that it's at a minimum.  When it comes to travelling, I just have a huge desire to do a large amount of it one way or another, whether it's part of work or something I can do frequently thanks to doing well at work.  I've lived abroad before, which sadly came to an end because of dried-up finances, hell, I even travelled to Africa by myself when I was 22, which many thought I was crazy for, and I would definately do again.  I hadn't even thought of starting my own business, more of working at executive level for say an airline or hotel(or any other business, I just mentioned those 2 as perks of free or discounted flights/hotel stays plus travel on the job tend to come with working in those industries), though I haven't ruled it out.

I don't need to be living in a mansion or have a fleet of sports cars to be financially comfortable, basically, my philosophy is that money can't buy happiness but it can definately eliminate a lot of stress, which makes happiness easier.  My definition of financial comfort is being able to take at least one overseas trip a year, living in a house just big enough to where myself and each of my kids(If and when I have kids, I want to so badly as my upbringing was terrible enough to give my the drive to make a clean break from the cycle with the generation that comes after me.  Though I'm not holding my breath seeing as my history with men has been tragic, if you're up for it I wouldn't mind insight on the life partner/kids front though that's cool if you don't have time) have their own room, not having to limit myself to bargain bins and sales when I go shopping, having a new car that runs properly though my standards are more Toyota than Mercedes, and of course never having the thought cross my head ever again of "Oh f&^% how am I going to pay my electricity bill this month!?"

Thanks again, and hope this helps if my last post seemed slightly vague, I'd just finished my shift at the hotel for the night and was very exhausted when I put up my last post!