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Yellow is a bright, intuitive colour, favoured by reflective,
bright people.
Lovers of yellow might benefit from spending extra
time with goal setting- Setting realistic short term and long
term goals.
The idea is to work toward towards those goals with
"background" goals. Make each step an available one and try not
to make them "if x then y" type aims
Any goal which cannot reached without
first realising another goal is a long term one, and
"backgrounds" should be established for them if they are to
to become more likely
Short term and background goals need to be
stand alone easily achieved aims. Their effect should be
cumulative, so that reaching a fair percentage of them is
likely to set the stage for achieving a long term goal.
The nice thing about this kind of goal
setting is that even if you never reach a long term goal,
by achieving so many realistic "backgrounds" you will be doing
things you want to do. Such goal setting is unconsciously
followed by many people who consider themselves to be happy
Still here? Yellow probably isn't your favourite color,
after all. People whose favourite color is yellow probably
would have left this page in disgust long ago.
The Big Scary Housewife is very fond of yellow.
Goodness knows why. You can't wear it, it mostly looks awful if overused
in in house decorating, and she would not like to read a book
with yellow coloured text.
Children's drawings often depict the sun as a yellow ball.
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