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The Adventurous ARIES
Aries in a Nutshell
Born: March 21 - April 19
Element: Fire : active and ardent
Quality: Cardinal, the quality that signifies change and movement
Symbol: The Ram
Luck Day: Tuesday
Lucky Number: 1 and 9
Special Color: Red, the color of passion and excitement.
Aries Traits: Adventurous, ambitious, impulsive, impatient, self-reliant, undiplomatic!
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It is telling that Aries is the first sign of the zodiac considering you love new beginnings and tend to take on leadership
roles. As an Aries, you are highly energetic, adventurous and courageous, and are always up for a new challenge, even if that
challenge means diving into unchartered waters. However, finishing a project you were so excited to get your hands on is often
another story. You would rather initiate something than see something through until the end because you favor instant gratification.
You tend to lose interest quickly due to your impatience. Your optimistic attitude makes you a great person to take on lost
causes. It doesn't matter if an idea or project is unpopular because if you believe enough in it, you will take the gamble
and approach your goal with nothing less than enthusiasm. However, being too optimistic often leads an Aries to ignore reality,
and thus you have a hard time completing something.
The tendency to take on the leadership role makes an Aries naturally independent. You don't enjoy taking orders because
you would rather be in total control. You especially don't want to submit to an order or to directions in which you don't
agree with. You will not be pushed around by other people and can be rather bossy. An Aries is also easily offended, and when
you feel threatened, you often react by being aggressive, argumentative or throwing tantrums.
Aries avoids boredom at all costs. Meeting new people and seeing new places are right up your alley. You love to try new
things, which make you a natural trendsetter. You aren't too cautious but aren't too reckless either. You enjoy taking a
risk and the thrill that accompanies a chase.
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