SIGN OF SUCCESS FROM THE LINES ON YOUR PALM
If you are interested in palmistry (hand analysis) you might want to know what are the signs of success in your palm? You might be happy to learn that there is not one single mark, but there can be many signs that can reveal success. Someone successful in their field, especially if it involves being in the public eye (singing, dancing, acting, lion taming?), has one thing in common, a rising line of Apollo. It is one sign of success on the palm.
A rising line of Apollo is also known as the Sun line or success line. It is a vertical line to the ring finger. It mainly represents the arts, maybe even fame and fortune. For this Apollo line to show achievement of fame, there must be a reasonably clear-cut and continuous line that has a sharp definition.
What if you do not have an Apollo line?
If you have talent and are good at what you do in the arts, a lack of Apollo or fate line does not mean you cannot be successful and famous. It may be that you have no expectation of fame, or in some cases, you do not fully appreciate your gift. Many people who don’t have the Apollo line, instead, have the Saturn line. The Saturn line rises to the middle finger and represents the career. If you have a clear line to the middle finger, it also shows success. Of course, as with all indicators on the palms, you need to compare the factors before concluding. Watch my Youtube video about the Apollo success line here.
Star on the Apollo line
A star on the Apollo line is typical when someone has found sudden fame. However, it doesn’t reveal whether the situation is good or bad. Some notorious criminals can have this mark of fame as well. (I have written about a specific criminal in my book, see the below link.)
What is another sign of success?
Looking at the fingers, we can see signs of potential success. For instance, an extended pinkie, one that reaches at least to the top crease of the ring finger, reveals someone who can easily express themselves. The ability to communicate is crucial in business and life in general. They are naturally good with money, politics, science, education, television, and radio broadcasting. Writing, entertaining, and music often come naturally. Any subject that requires being able to convey the knowledge or express themselves using words. Excessively long, however, can mean shrewdness and untrustworthiness.
If the pinkie is thicker than average, like it appears thicker than the rest of the fingers or abnormally large, it shows someone who may be rather talkative with a keen interest in business or money. These people are a perfectionist and potentially very shrewd. It may also be a sign of a workaholic.
Sign of success from the thumb
If your thumb length reaches at least halfway to the second crease on the index finger, you have a long thumb. Long thumbs show determination and a will to get things done. Don’t worry if your thumb is shorter. It means you may need to put in a little more effort in most things.
Ideally, the top and bottom phalanges of the thumb are equal in length and size. If the top phalange is more prominent, it shows willpower but not as much common sense. If the bottom phalange is a lot longer, the willpower to get things done may be lacking.
The overall look of the hand
What is typical in successful people is that their hands have overall balance. The fingers don’t appear too short the palm is not overly large. The lines tend to have nothing too extreme. The head and heart line is often the same length. The life line is usually steady without too many interruptions. And the number of fine lines are minimal.
Watch my Youtube video about the thumb lengths here.
A Millionaire hand, see video here
DO YOU WANT TO SUCCEED BUT SUFFER FROM PROCRASTINATION?
Most of the time when we procrastinate, it is because the job is boring. If you are excited about doing something, you tend to get it done right?
Some tips to reduce the boredom of some jobs:
Try playing music or listening to the radio while you work. If at home, watch television while you work and use the commercial breaks for the most challenging tasks.
Call a friend on the phone while you work on jobs such as the dishes or folding washing.
See if you can get a family member to help do a job and set yourself a time limit. My children are willing to help if I say something like, ‘Let’s see how quickly we can do a ten-second tidy.’ We all start tidying and counting while we do it or use a stopwatch to time ourselves, and they have more fun doing it if I help.
More things to help stop procrastination.
Do the boring jobs first? Get them out of the way quickly so that you have more time to do the things you love.
Is it an important job, does it have to be done, or can you leave it and put up with it?
Some things can be put off until another time. It does not matter if everything is not perfect, after all, it is only you that is going to complain, isn’t it?
Do you find yourself doing trivial tasks around the house or at work and using them as an excuse for, not doing something else?
Are you happily helping everyone else finish their tasks and going out of your way, just to be nice?
Do you stop and ask yourself first, ‘Do I want to do this?’ If the answer is no, then say no, you need to finish a major task of your own first. It is not easy to say no when you want everyone to think you are a superperson. However, you know that when you do, you have taken control of your life, and that feels good!
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