The year of the ram (also known as goat or sheep) begins on Feb. 19. As Asian American communities across California welcome the lunar new year, many turn to the centuries-old tradition of consulting the zodiac, a cycle featuring 12 animals that embody unique personality traits. As the folklore goes, certain animals are better suited for one another while other pairings could lead to conflict.
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Year of the Goat/Sheep: Chinese Zodiac Sign for 2015, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003, 1955, 2027
The Goat comes 8th in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 zodiac animals are: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.
According to Chinese astrology, each year (starting from Chinese New Year) is associated with an animal sign, occurring in a 12-year cycle. For example 2015 is a year of the Goat.
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Monday is President's day, when we honor those who have held America's top civilian office.
These leaders probably had the toughest job in the world. Here are a few of the things they learned from it.
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"What do we really need in almost every agreement, from a negotiation perspective?" This critical question points to the core of many negotiations. After all, if you can't achieve your "must haves" in a negotiation – you're usually better off walking away and not doing the deal.
So what should be a "must have" in most, if not all, of your deals?
Read more... https://www.expertnegotiator.com/tip/must-haves-negotiating-deals
