How to Use the Good Timing Guide
How to interpret the Guide
January 2011 excerpt
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Time out - avoid important actions and decisions. |
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Restart. |
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Good day for promotions. |
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Moon sign (changes at restart). |
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The bottom three colored strips show good, caution, check for mistakes or rethink/redo status for: |
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New starts, activities, manufacturing |
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Communications, computers, and travel |
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Contracts, negotiations, and legal issues |
The first colored strip shows the final result of actions initiated during the work day as good, challenging, falling out, or fruitless. In the example shown here, the day starts out as challenging, changes to fruitless because of the time-out at 9:49 am, and then changes to good when the time-out ends at 4:53 pm. 
Time Zones
The Good Timing Guide calendar is published with Pacific and Eastern US time zones. For Central Time, use the Eastern calendar and subtract one hour from its times. For Mountain Time, use the Pacific calendar and add one hour. For other time zones, we suggest you subscribe to the Online Guide and use the Daily Guide to get the times for your locale.
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