George Montgomery
Aug 27, 1916
9:0:0
111 W 50, 48 N 2
111 W 50
48 N 2
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George Montgomery's career must offer George Montgomery both intellectual stimulation and diversity. George Montgomery like to do many things at one time, and probably will have two professions.
There are many remunerative occupations which might engage George Montgomery's energies profitably. George Montgomery's aptitude for making plans fits George Montgomery for a whole host of businesses and trades where originality counts and this applies just as much to women as to men. Trained in another direction, the same quality would help in organising. Thus, George Montgomery's are eminently fitted for directing the details of large commercial concerns. What George Montgomery should avoid are all those jobs which are the same year in, year out, and where one day's work is merely a repetition of another. Routine jobs are not for George Montgomery.
The question of finance will be a very peculiar one for George Montgomery. There will always be a likelihood of considerable uncertainty and fluctuation in money matters, but George Montgomery will, at times make large sums of money by George Montgomery's inventive ideas. George Montgomery will be inclined to live in a land of dreams and illusions and meet many disappointments. George Montgomery should avoid all speculations and gambling of every kind. In money matters for George Montgomery, the unexpected is more likely to happen than the expected. Original ideas and plans will be born in George Montgomery's mind not inclined to fit in with other people's views. George Montgomery will make money by unusual methods, George Montgomery could become an inventor or an unconventional professional. In many ways, in inventions or businesses connected with risk or chance, George Montgomery will be lucky. George Montgomery will have clever original ideas as to how things should be done but as George Montgomery are not likely to get on easily with partners, George Montgomery are liable to see many of George Montgomery's excellent plans come to nothing.