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If you were born on the (1st) day of the month, it's a good bet that you are a strong minded and self-preserving sort of individual. By that I mean that throughout life you will be very self-protective, concerned about advancing your situation where your interests and involvements are involved (even though you may be very caring, giving, concerned and generous where the welfare of others is concerned). There are different types of number (1) personalities... some are aggressive, self-assertive, bold, forceful and demanding in style, while others are more reserved, direct and diplomatic in achieving their personal ambitions. No matter which approach your number (1) chooses to employ, you can be certain you will manage to be the victor and win the day in most of your endeavors.

Many number (1) types like to be in the spotlight, riding the white stallion with their signature banner unfurled and capturing the moment for all to see and be impressed. Others prefer to low-key their ambitious intentions, but in the end, know just how to manage situations and people to ensure their persona...

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