Shirley Jones's career should be such that Shirley Jones have constant public contact. Shirley Jones have a persuasive and magnetic personality. Thus, to use it to great potential, Shirley Jones should involve yourself in areas where persuasion reaps the greatest rewards.

Shirley Jones will not be happy in any occupation that is humdrum and safe. As long as every day brings its fresh set of problems to be solved and surmounted, Shirley Jones will be satisfied. But anything with a spice of danger or intrepidity in it will please Shirley Jones even more. Some examples of this type of profession are : surgeon, construction engineer, top management posts. A surgeon would appeal to Shirley Jones because people's lives and Shirley Jones's own reputation depend upon Shirley Jones's actions. A construction engineer has to overcome exceptional difficulties in building, say, a mighty bridge. What we meant to say is that any job which require very high caliber and have some spice of danger is suitable for you.

The question of finance will be a very peculiar one for Shirley Jones There will always be a likelihood of considerable uncertainty and fluctuation in money matters, but Shirley Jones will, at times make large sums of money by Shirley Jones's inventive ideas. Shirley Jones will be inclined to live in a land of dreams and illusions and meet many disappointments. Shirley Jones should avoid all speculations and gambling of every kind. In money matters for Shirley Jones the unexpected is more likely to happen than the expected. Original ideas and plans will be born in Shirley Jones's mind not inclined to fit in with other people's views. Shirley Jones will make money by unusual methods, Shirley Jones could become an inventor or an unconventional professional. In many ways, in inventions or businesses connected with risk or chance, Shirley Jones will be lucky. Shirley Jones will have clever original ideas as to how things should be done but as Shirley Jones is not likely to get on easily with partners, Shirley Jones is liable to see many of Shirley Jones's excellent plans come to nothing.