"Take a deep breath of that farm air!" -- Tana

You grew up among farmers, trappers, city laborers, or other folk who made their way by the sweat of their brow. Others expected you to carry your own weight.

You've learned to approach situations with direct, hard work.

• Be sensitive to the rhythms around you--cycles of nature, or people's routines
• Make do with what's on hand
• Coordinate with others to get hard work done

"Smells like cow breakfast" -- Basler

Some situations demand inspiration, not perspiration. Other times, the reality of repetitive work can lull you into boredom, distraction, or despair.

• Sacrifice tomorrow's hopes for today's needs
• Demand someone else live up to your work ethic
• Lose sight of something important