Your first name of Dana gives you the ability to understand people and to merge conflicting viewpoints to create harmony in association. If you have guidelines and instructions to follow, you can be bold and pragmatic in handling difficult situations. In your work, you would gravitate to positions in sales, teaching, or some field where you deal with people but are not required to initiate action. You make friends easily but must guard against becoming involved in the affairs of others or being too easily led. You have little resilience for handling tension or persevering in adverse circumstances. You could do well working with the public giving advice, where you can use your skills in diplomacy in handling people, but where you are not under pressure or required to carry responsibility and make decisions. Keeping the peace and expressing kindness, consideration, and courtesy are important to you and often, to your detriment, you allow others to have their way and to take advantage of your willingness to please. Encouragement and assurance strengthen your resolve that you are making the best decisions. Without the encouragement of others, you lack the energy, confidence, or initiative required to bring an idea to fruition. Overeating of sweet, rich foods aggravates health weaknesses that could centre in the fluid functions of the body as poor circulation, kidney and bladder disorders, or, later in life, prostate problems.
