Your first name of Amsbury has created the desire to focus on the details of your immediate interests to the extent that others consider you to be fussy. Instead of establishing the system and order you would like, you are over-particular in some things that matter to you personally but lax and indulgent in other ways. You scatter your efforts when things becomes too monotonous. You desire system and order but can be too particular in some things that matter to you personally, and then again lax and indulgent in other ways. You are attracted to, and could excel in, the mechanical or technical fields, such as computers. Strong undisciplined emotions and desires could deprive you of what means the most to you. You are technical and detailed to a point and yet lack concentration, scattering your efforts if a task becomes too monotonous. This name brings you one loss after another with the resultant disillusionment. In health, intensity of feelings could affect your nervous system and, in times of stress, disrupt proper coordination and control of your physical body. At times you are motivated more by moods and desires than by sound logic and reason, and under conditions of stress you could react inadvertently in temper or stubbornness that you would regret later.
