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To be fair, I think I got really difficult questions. 'Do you know what it was? All I heard was Dover, and I thought, Dover, Cornwall kind of thing, Cornish, so I just went "cheese".' 

I thought it was Edam good answer' while a seventh chimed in: 'Not safe at the white cliffs of Dover these days , too much falling De Brie'. And a sixth person cleverly wrote: 'What are you talking about?

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We set deadlines for ourselves; they make us feel like we've accomplished something. Or that it's important to unpack the shopping before making a phone call. So we panic when we think we're going to be late. Or put ourselves under pressure to find time for self-care time? Maybe we think it's critical to get to a meeting on time. Think about what you prioritise today. Yet when do we make happiness a goal? We approach our daily tasks with varying degrees of urgency. And are satisfied when we meet our objectives.

This involves being clear about what you do (and don't) want. You don't want to waste any more precious time involved in something you don't feel committed to. If you're uncertain about something, you need to think about where your doubts are coming from. Be true to yourself today. An honest conversation will be liberating. You need (and deserve) to value yourself enough to only embark on missions that you're whole-hearted about. There's only so much compromising you can do before you start to feel undervalued.

Other folk do the opposite; they wouldn't change any of the choices they've made. The first suggests an inability to forgive and forget. And the second implies an inability to learn and adapt. Which of these attitudes is best? You're feeling conflicted about a choice you need to make. This is a chance to free yourself and move towards a brighter future. Some people look back with regret and think about how they could have done things differently. So, let go, and create some space for the new. It relates to an issue from your past.

Just because you demonstrate courage in the face of adversity, and appear to have nerves of steel, doesn't mean you're made of metal. In fact, the bravest people tend to be thoughtful and kind-hearted. Your skills are needed today. They put other folks' needs before their own. Their gratitude will be heart-warming. It's your determination (and your innovative way of dealing with problems) that makes you seem invincible. By being willing to change your plans you'll show someone the way forwards.

A new mindset has magical properties; the perspective you gain brings fresh insight, which enables you to sort the wheat from the chaff. Once you know what's what, you'll be able to focus your attention on taking effective action. If you keep doing the same thing, in the same way, you're going to keep getting the same result. Just start by knowing that you're able to adapt. And that will deliver a good outcome, surprisingly soon. And if the idea of doing things differently is daunting, you could try implementing a slight change.

Like the head of a large corporation (whose commands everyone tries to fufil), our minds are in charge of our bodies. You've been stirred up by the current cosmic climate. Most of us operate (most of the time) in the realm of the intellect. We give ourselves orders about how to move, and how to react. But even though the waves of emotion are unsettling, they're taking you in the right direction. Which is where the system starts to break down. The trouble is we also sometimes tell our hearts what to feel.

But despite the fact that various religions, philosophies (not to mention politicians) seem to think they've got special access to one, since they don't all agree, we have to wonder if they're on the right track. Maybe there isn't an ultimate answer. Have faith in your vision of your future. If you had access to the master plan, you'd be clearer about what you're meant to be doing. If you follow a direction that makes sense to you, it will take you where you need to be. Maybe we're supposed to be muddling along, doing what we can.

The difference between how things used to be and how things are is more significant than it seems. If you judge fairly today, you'll see how well you're doing. And, if you're aware of the differentiation, you can continue to build on its positive aspects. Even if we know we're benefitting from the change, we can still focus on the aspects that haven't altered, and conclude that nothing good has happened. We're all wary of progress. Experience teaches us that things that appear to move us forwards sometimes take us sideways.

In your world now, there's a chance things won't work out as planned. Yet sometimes, you can turn your disappointment into a positive. And, if you've got the right attitude, you might be able to fill it with something better than the original option. But if you trust that the cosmos has something better in mind, they will work out for the best. Suddenly, you've got some free time on your hands. You know the feeling you get when you've been looking forwards to doing something and are geared up to go, and it gets cancelled?