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Aries, the most fiery of the Zodiac signs, is usually portrayed as the most passionate and wishes to achieve a goal, but in reality, Aries are the exact opposite when it comes to wealth. “You often decide that you’d rather sacrifice security and wealth for the sake of adventure, creative challenge, and/or job satisfaction. Such choices will leave you poorer in economic terms but richer in spirit.” (The Complete Book Of The Zodiac p.12). Aries often choose adventure at the risk and expense of security and wealth due to the immediate gratification of a free spirit. While the taste of adventure is satisfying and it allows for a deeper connection with yourself, and a more intensive understanding of your spirit, it can be detrimental in the long

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