Because Brigham Young is patient and want a career with permanence, it is hardly necessary for Brigham Young to rush. Pursue a career in an area such as banking, Government service, Insurance Companies where Brigham Young advance slowly but surely. Not only will Brigham Young be much better off in the long run, but Brigham Young have the patience and the attitude to see it through.

Brigham Young's desire for benefiting mankind and alleviating suffering will find ample scope in the medical profession or in nursing (if Brigham Young is a woman). In either of these, Brigham Young would be able to live up to Brigham Young's ambitions and do really good and useful work in the world. Failing the possibility of entering these professions, there are still opportunities that will agree with Brigham Young's temperament. As a teacher, Brigham Young could perform really excellent service. Brigham Young would fulfill the duties of a manager of supervisor of a large staff with courage and kindness, and people would submit to Brigham Young's orders willingly, knowing that they could always count on Brigham Young as a friend. In quite another field Brigham Young may safely rely on earning a good living. It is in the literary and artistic expression, and these single Brigham Young out for an author's life. Brigham Young can become an excellent actor also whether for T.V. or for films. If Brigham Young take up this kind of profession, it would not be surprising that Brigham Young would spend Brigham Young's time and money in furthering some humanitarian work.

Financial conditions will be very contradictory for Brigham Young Brigham Young will have runs of luck to be followed by equal periods of reverses when nothing will appear to go right. Brigham Young should avoid speculation and gambles of all kinds and hold Brigham Young's inclination for extravagance well in check. Brigham Young also come under peculiar and other uncertain conditions in the matter of finance. Brigham Young may gain money in fits and starts, but Brigham Young will not be likely to keep it. Brigham Young's ideas are liable to be too advanced for the generation, Brigham Young will live in. Brigham Young will have a desire for indulging in speculation, but as a rule, Brigham Young will be disposed to back the underdog. Brigham Young's best chances in relation to the new ideas are, such as electric inventions, wireless, radio, T.V., cinemas and unusual building or construction work, also in literature or highly imaginable creations.