Numerology and Astrology for Beginners: A Soul`s Journey through the Magical World of Numbers, Zodiac Signs, Horoscopes and Self-discovery, Hathaway Crystal

Do you repeatedly see numbers all around you?
I m not talking about telephone numbers, area codes or price tags, but patterns that are not 'normal'? 11:11, 333, 666?

Do you ever recognize certain character traits among people that are born in the same month?

What if all the 'coincidences' in your life mean much more than you think on first sight?

There is a 4000-year-old science based on the mathematics of the universe called numerology.

Instead of 1+1, you can reveal the message behind everything that is happening in your life right now.

And even more. Once you discover how to decode numbers and understand how astronomical phenomena impact a person s personality, you can not only predict, but also change your future for the better.

Imagine you had the ability to decide your child s destiny?
The day and month someone is born shapes who they are today and who they are going to become.

People fear numbers and astrology because it s easier to blindly follow their fellows. Most of us live in a fake bubble of who we are and what we are doing on this planet.

Looking deeper into numbers and the position of celestial objects requires strength and willpower. From now on, you can take charge of your destiny.

Always remember, the universe has your back and you will receive the same energy back that you send out.

In Numerology and Astrology for Beginners, you'll discover:

• How the flap of a butterfly's wings in Mexico cause a giant change in your life
• The man's name that 666 stands for and if you should be worried (Find the answer on page 12)
• Why you are missing out on an exciting adventure if you are not paying attention to this one number in your life (hint: between 0-10)
• Why 911 is the universal help hotline if you want a change in life
• Which numbers can help to heal physical and mental diseases
• How to become pregnant at the right time to ensure your child has a healthy and prosperous future
• The 12 zodiac signs, their meanings, and assets to achieve your goals
• Cheat sheet for a stronger and more passionate relationship
• Why some people feel like they are born in the wrong family and why they are right
• How to choose your friends and partners wisely and prevent yourself from energy draining relationships
• How and which numbers predicted the success of Apple, BMW, Microsoft and Co. (page 41)

And much more.

If this is your first contact with astrology and numerology, you might be skeptical if this unknown science is trustworthy.

We have all heard the sentence 'Only an idiot would believe that the month you are born could have effect on your personality.'

But what if I tell you that science has proven:

• you are more likely to be diagnosed with schizophrenia if you are born in February
• suicide is strongest in people born in between April and June
• you could be suffering from dyslexia if you are a summer baby

If you still think it s all hocus-pocus, then you must be a Gemini (they tend to be over skeptical).

This book presents two common User Story structures to help you ensure that your User Stories have all the required components and that they express the true business need as succinctly as possible. It offers 5 simple rules to ensure that your User Stories are the best that they can be. That, in turn, will reduce the amount of time needed in User Story elaboration and discussion with the development team.

After reading this book you will be able to:

• Translate business needs into well-structured User Stories
• Write User Stories that express the what and avoid the how
• Apply five simple rules for writing effective User Stories
• Clarify assumptions in User Stories by adding context
• Identify and remove ambiguous and subjective terms and phrases in User Stories
• Select the appropriate format for expressing User Stories for Agile Projects
• Write stakeholder requirements in User Story format that solve business problems

Elaborate User Stories to identify measurable non-functional requirements

AUTHOR'S NOTE:

The term "User Story" is a relative new addition to our language and its definition is evolving. In today's parlance, a complete User Story has three primary components, namely the "Card", the "Conversation", and the "Criteria". Different roles are responsible for creating each component.

The "Card" expresses a business need. A representative of the business community is responsible for expressing the business need. Historically (and for practical reasons) the "Card" is the User Story from the perspective of the business community. Since we wrote this book specifically to address that audience, we use the term "User Story" in that context throughout.

The "Conversation" is an ongoing discussion between a developer responsible for creating software that meets the business need and the domain expert(s) who defined it (e.g., the original author of the "Card"). The developer initiates the "Conversation" with the domain expert(s) to define the "Criteria" and any additional information the developer needs to create the application. There is much to be written about both the "Conversation" and the "Criteria", but neither component is dealt with in any detail in this publication.

A well-written User Story ("Card") can drastically reduce the time needed for the "Conversation". It reduces misinterpretations, misunderstandings, and false starts, thereby paving the way for faster delivery of working software. We chose to limit the content of this publication to the "User Story" as understood by the business community to keep the book focused and address the widest possible audience.