Daily Archetype Reading
Sage
Feeling under the weather and stressed out? Anyone who burns the candle at both ends would feel the same way. Your drive to search for the truth in no matter what you do is getting to you. Studying till 3 in the morning, or not getting enough sleep because you are currently deep into a three-inch thick philosophical hardbound ( you want to read the whole thing from cover to cover in one sitting ) will indeed make you feel worn out. Feeling tired and not getting enough rest results in a weakened immune system and you are more prone to get sick. So, take it easy and slow down a bit. Get some rest and enough sleep.
There are those days when nothing seems to be going right; it happens to all of us. You want some peace and quiet and there is a street party in front of your doorstep. You want some alone time, which for you is most the time, and your roommate decides to allow some friends to crash your shared dorm room for a night of drinking. How can you concentrate on reading your books or studying in times like this? Take a deep breath, and let is pass. The Sages, for better or worse, are like the square pegs in the round holes of society. That’s what makes then special. If you can’t blend in, grin and bear it. Or, you put down that book and watch the street party from your widow or have a drink or two with your roomie’s friends and then fall asleep. It’s your call.
Commuting to work isn’t your thing, we all hate traffic jams, and you don’t like big noisy crowds and nosy gossiping officemates. Work is a drag but we all got to work. Maybe you are just fresh out of college, in between jobs as they say or you need a way to make money. So, you want solitude as most Sages do and aren’t cool with the idea of going to an office. Well, this is one of the best times for you. All you need is a connection to the internet and a laptop or PC, both of which you most likely have. The next thing you need is what you already have; some writing skills and the ability to do research. Do online research, write a blog or a self-help guide; all of these are lucrative jobs and pays tons more than serving café lattes in some coffee shop.
