Clive Davis
Apr 4, 1932
12:0:0
Brooklyn, New York
74 W 0
40 N 42
-5
Unknown
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Clive Davis love competition and new ventures and thus are prone to change Clive Davis's career often. Clive Davis should choose a career which allows Clive Davis diversity in work and an opportunity for advancement, therefore discouraging Clive Davis from floating from job to job.
Clive Davis are not particularly well suited to a business or commercial life, since these demand a practical nature which Clive Davis do not possess. Moreover, many of them entail monotony and routine which would grate very harshly on Clive Davis's artistic temperament. Let it be said that, while Clive Davis would fail in these directions, there are plenty of occupations in which Clive Davis ought to do remarkably well. There are many branches in the world of music where Clive Davis would find congenial work. Literature and the drama may be cited as other suitable outlets for Clive Davis's talents. Generally speaking, Clive Davis have an aptitude for several of the highest professions. The law and medicine may be instanced. But, while mentioning the latter, it must be admitted that some of the pathetic sights which the doctor sees might shake Clive Davis's finely-balanced temperament.
In financial matters, Clive Davis would have weight and authority. Clive Davis will be successful in carrying out Clive Davis's plans if not hampered by partners. So, as far as possible, avoid partnership businesses. Clive Davis have to work very hard against many disadvantages during Clive Davis's early years. In spite of this, Clive Davis may expect to gain a considerable amount of financial success, also position and prominence due to Clive Davis's own superior mentality, not dependent on what is called luck or chance. It would be best for Clive Davis to work out Clive Davis's plans alone. Clive Davis are likely at times to strike some odd inventions that will be lucky for Clive Davis, and Clive Davis will be liable to make money in peculiar way off the beaten tract.