The Complete Guide to Zodiac Signs and Blood Types: How to Read People

Introduction to The Complete Guide to Zodiac Signs and Blood Types: How to Read People Have you ever dealt with this? You do your best to coordinate with your Capricorn, Type A boss, but they still frown at you. Your Pisces girlfriend suddenly gets upset, and no matter how long you try to comfort her, you can't figure out why. Your Type B friend is chatting away with you one day, then suddenly disappears the next. Stop guessing. It's not that you don't understand people, you just haven't figured out their innate temperaments and how they react when things happen. This book isn't about mysticism or labeling people. It draws only on real situations from everyday life: the Aries, Type O coworker who seems impulsive but always steps up at crucial moments; your Cancer, Type A best friend, who may not say much but quietly remembers what you like; even the woman haggling at the market, whose way of speaking and steadiness in getting things done can tell you whether she's Type O or Type A. The 12 zodiac signs are the framework of a person's character, while the four blood types are the underlying colors of their behavior. Put them together, and you have a practical guide to reading people: when working with a Virgo, Type B, don't make her choose between two options; offer a compromise and that should do the trick. If you fall out with a Sagittarius, Type AB friend, don't press her for answers. Give her some space and she'll come around. And to comfort your Scorpio, Type O boyfriend, you don't need an expensive gift. A simple “I understand you” works better than anything else. There are no obscure theories here, just practical tips for workplace communication, arguments between couples, and getting along with friends. As you read, you'll keep slapping your knee and saying, “That's exactly what that person in my life is like!” You don't need to memorize complicated formulas. Next time you meet someone, just watch how they react and you'll know what to say and do. Understand others, understand yourself, and turn tangled relationships into smooth sailing.