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Gift of Ideas SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2013 (PAGE-2) THIS WEEK FOR YOU 27th Oct to 02 Nov 1. ARIES: 7. LIBRA GIFT OF IDEAS Your planetary configurations this week suggest that things are The time is now ripe, says Ganesha, for you to start expand- not going to be smooth sailing for you. Your ing your business operations, not just to other superiors are likely to assign you some tough cities in the country but also in foreign lands. challenges and much shall depend on You may need to appoints franchisees and increase production so that you can accord- IN THE FESTIVE SEASON, whether you are able to rise up to the occa- ingly increase supplies, as the demand for sion or not. If you determine to do so - and your products is growing consistently. NOT ONLYFAMILIES BUT focus your mind totally on it - the chances of However, for professionals this week is not too success are bright, and you can than be assured of brisk favourable for changing jobs. Just stay put wherever you are, progress in your career. Avoid the temptation to interfere in the give your best, and rest assured you shall get enough sup- BUSINESS ENTERPRISES work of other people, just focus on your own work, or else you port from your co-workers. There may be phases during this The advantages may end up rubbing some people the wrong way. Also, you week when you shall feel low on energy and your efficiency need to desist from the tendency to keep criticising others all is bound to slide down, but it is nothing to worry much TOO GO FOR GIVING GIFTS the time. Try to look at the virtues in them and give some about as it is only a passing phase. You shall also need to pay greater attention to your family. of corporate gifts appreciation. 8. SCORPIO AS A NOTE OF APPRECIA- 2. TAURUS : In the initial stages of the week there may be some worry You have been making brisk progress of late, about work, but as the days pass, things will can never be so it may be a bit worrying if things slow smoothen out. Ganesha says that the time is TION TO CLIENTS AND down this week, and they are very likely not right to take any decisions that may to, predicts Ganesha. Be patient and stay impact your work, because mentally you are positive as such ups and downs are only likely to feel a bit fatigued. It is nothing to EMPLOYEES. underestimated. to be expected, as no two days can be worry about, as it will pass. Meanwhile, try alike. You need to be more worried about doing some meditation for relaxing your mind. There is also SUBHASIS CHATTERJEE the beating that your reputation is taking. Just remain cool- a danger this week that you may start harbouring misgivings A successful about the intentions of your near and dear ones, especially minded even in the most provocative situations, and side by your trusted colleagues at your workplace. You really need SUGGESTS SOME USEFUL side start hunting out for another job, and the moment you to start thinking positively, or else things could rapidly slide get it, grab it. However, such opportunities may not be out of your control. As far as your monetary affairs are con- business is one immediately forthcoming, so be patient and bide your time. cerned, your bank balance looks healthy, which is a big con- GIFTS AT THE WORK Even on the monetary front, things may be a bit tight, so cut solation. out all the frilly expenses and stick only to the bare essen- 9. SAGITTARIUS that continuously tials. Your professional work is likely to dominate your person- PLACE. 3. GEMINI al life this week, foretells Ganesha. You shall This week you are likely to feel very bored be working very hard, but you need to set When you are in the service indus- limits, or else all the overwork is bound to strives to add with your daily chores, and shall crave for adversely affect your health. The fact of try, it is important that you stay on top some change in life, such as a mini vaca- the matter is that you may have become of your client’s mind. It works well to tion, or even an outing with the entire too impatient about achieving your tar- credibility to its family. On the work front, too, you shall gets in double-quick time, but Ganesha occasionally show your appreciation feel very dissatisfied with the current state advises you against it, because if you continue this way, in for your clients in a thoughtful way. of affairs, and since nobody will come for- just a few years you may be a total burn-out case. You ward to help you relieve the monotony of your work, you should realise that though hard work is important, it is Corporate gifts have come a long way brand image. will be left with no alternative but to keep pegging on sin- equally important to get a good eight hours of sleep at and now we have everything - from gle-handedly. However, since you have given your best shot night. Surf the net and get some meditation tips, because razors to dog treats to travel coupons to your work consistently for a fairly long period of time, it can really help in relieving the stress and in refreshing your mind. and make-up kits on the list. It Ganesha says you may go ahead and ask your boss for an 10. CAPRICORN : increment. Businessmen may be taken unawares by the In the initial stages of this week, you will show tremendous requires thoughtfulness to plan the changing circumstances, especially eventualities for which zest and enthusiasm, and not only will you perfect gift for a client. However big they had not planned any alternative line of action. enjoy doing your work, your attitude shall 4. CANCER be so infectious that everyone working or small it may be, one would want it appreciation. While it is primarily an ing the best connection. The gift bas- the pot for effective recognition. Ganesha predicts that your intellectual skills around you too shall feel motivated. to be appreciated. According to a exclusive way of marketing a busi- kets could be further customised and Universal charging station will be very sharp this week, and the best However, Ganesha warns you to keep a recent survey by office products deliv- ness house and its products, it could gift-packed with little investment but Business hubs run heavily on thing is that you shall not hold your talents tight leash on your anger, because at such and knowledge close to your chest; on the times when you are overflowing with energy, ery firm Staples Advantage, the Sea- also be taken as a sign of special con- would enhance its value. For a touch, gadgets and devices which are anger can really complicate things. That said, this week is son for Businesses to Say Thanks’, contrary, you shall share them with every- very favourable to start a partnership business. Your pres- sideration for every stakeholder in the add your company ribbon to the bas- required to be powered up all the time. one who comes in your contact without fear tige is set to rise, and people shall look up to you as a men- employees receiving holiday gifts company. Today with the variety of ket to add to the recognition value. A universal charging station will take or favour. Your innate wisdom also makes you tor. Be careful of people on the lookout to take advantage from employers have shown a 75 per very balanced and clear-headed, so that the decisions you of you, so if someone offers you unsolicited suggestions, available gift items, you do not have Laptop stands care of your laptop, cell phones, take during this phase are bound to produce extremely pos- take them with a pinch of salt. You may befriend a mem- cent boost in their morale in the work to run out of choices. When ordered Everyone today uses a laptop or a tablets and every other device that itive results later. However, your kids may cause you a great ber of the opposite sex, but will find it difficult to form a field. Shakti Nanda, a well-known in bulk, these gifts also turn out to be tablet at the workplace. A complimen- deal of anxiety, as their academic progress may not be as relationship. need to be kept up-to-date. Now your good as you would have liked. In matters of relationships, 11. AQUARIUS architect, believes that “Mementos a cost effective marketing investment. tary cooling stand should be highly clients need not wait for one device to You shall try to improve the quality of your work this are humble representatives of an indi- especially with your near and dear ones, the time is ripe to week, foretells Ganesha. Towards this end, you Be as creative as you can and catch appreciated by clients and employ- get charged up before another one is convey them some home-truths, but as far as possible try to may try to change your style of functioning. vidual or a company for showcasing attention. ees. This is a device that is almost do it without hurting their sentiments. Especially while dealing with your superi- plugged in if you choose this thought- 5. LEO ors, you need to be very precise in your achievements, temperament, quality, Here are some affordable but becoming a necessity in a modern ful gift.
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