The meanings behind the animals:
Pig - these people are fascinated with the arts. Though unlike others with the same inclination, they are the type who'd rather opt to work behind the scenes.
Rat - typically aggressive and intelligent. With their dynamism, quick thinking, and love for fast-paced work environments, it's as if the brokerage business were created just for them.
Ox - noted for their incredible tenacity. It doesn't matter if they get bruised and wounded trying to aim for a spot as long as they get there.
Tiger - natural born rebels. They are powerful, idealistic, and innately disobedient.
Rabbit - multitaskers. They are overachievers, juggling a handful and still end up with spotless work. Typically ambitious, intelligent, talented, and artistic.
Dragon - capable of tremendous achievements - if they know how to tap their inner strengths.
Snake - primetime communicators. Cleverly perceptive, and the best ones can slither their way out of a deep bind.
Horse - people that crave for freedom. Extremely independent, thrill-seekers, and highly determined to get the job done.
Sheep - passionate about aesthetics, people of the lamb are deeply enamored with all things pretty and beautiful, possessing a highly developed eye and a definitive taste for fashion.
Monkey - primates of the zodiac pick up what's happening faster than most people can recognize it. Even during a conversation, a person born in these years usually make mental notes and store them away for future reference. Monkeys can master complex subjects without breaking a sweat.
Rooster - it takes more than a strong will and an iron fist to run a company. Like a game of chess, it takes a lot of logical polotting, resiliency, and guts to steer any business to a sensible, winning direction. Roosters, the thinkers and doers of the zodiac, possess all these traits.
Dog - Selfless, intelligent, and sensitive, Dogs take friendship to a higher level. They're loyal, honest, and caring the way other power-hungy politicians aren't. Lean on them, they won't be a disgrace.
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