Physiognomy guides your career direction

A person's inner emotions will be reflected on his face. A person's personality or temperament often dominates his emotional state, so a habitual expression will appear on his face. If you want to know what kind of job is suitable for you, you should first consider your personal character and ability, and facial features can best reflect your character. So what type of job is suitable for your face? Come with me and take a look.

People with big eyes and full forehead are suitable for art

People with big eyes tend to be more sensitive to colors, while people with fuller foreheads tend to have a stronger sense of literature and art and often have good aesthetic taste. This is even more true if they have a slightly pointed chin. Suitable industries to choose: art painting, writing, fashion and beauty, music performance and other art-related peripherals.

People with M-shaped forehead are suitable for sports

People with M-shaped foreheads tend to be more active, especially before the age of 31. People with this kind of forehead often cannot sit still and cannot be quiet, so sports-related industries or industries that require running errands are more suitable for such people. People with M-shaped foreheads who are relatively strong are suitable for industries that require a lot of movement, such as sports, fitness, and sales. People with M-shaped foreheads and relatively weak physical conditions are suitable for industries such as musical instruments and stage design, because people with M-shaped foreheads are also more talented in literature and art.

People with thin lips and chicken ears are suitable for public speaking

People with thin upper lips, that is, those whose upper lips are thinner than their lower lips, tend to be more expressive and eloquent. If you have chicken-beak ears, you will be more likely to argue with others until you are red in the face. In this case, you will be more suitable for industries such as talk show host, speech instructor, marketing specialist, etc.

People with protruding ears are suitable for public relations

People with protruding ears tend to focus on action, have independent personalities, and are more extroverted. They like challenging, difficult, and stimulating work, and they also like to face the crowd and attract other people's attention. Therefore, jobs that are more likely to attract attention are more suitable for them, such as: public relations, agents, marketing specialists, planners, project managers, etc.

People with weak cheekbones and ears are suitable for working behind the scenes

People with ears with clear contours, appropriate size and even thickness, if their ears are close to their faces. People with this kind of physiognomy usually have a relatively gentle personality, can do their own job well, and have weak cheekbones, so their desire for power is usually weak. Therefore, behind-the-scenes work would be more suitable, such as: secretary, driver, logistics, professional and technical personnel, etc. Even if you are engaged in the arts industry, you will be very low-key.

People with less than ideal forehead are suitable for learning crafts

There are quite a number of people whose foreheads are not ideal (for example, they are short, narrow, or have messy lines on them). Such people usually need to put in more effort if they want to make progress in their studies. If they don't have good enough eyesight to make up for it, people with this kind of physiognomy are more suitable to learn a professional skill. If the results are not very ideal, it is still more suitable for them to specialize in learning a craft.

As the saying goes, appearance is not enough to judge a person’s fortune. To judge whether an industry is suitable for you, you still have to consider the three elements of fortune: appearance, environment, and self-ability. We talked about physiognomy before, so environmental factors are also a very important part. For example, connections in related industries, the industry your parents are engaged in, your own work experience, etc. are all environmental factors that need to be considered. So it is not enough to just look at one thing in isolation. When making life choices, you also need to consider many aspects.

The above is what the editor of Ziweifu introduced to you about how to use physiognomy to guide your career direction. I hope it can help you. If you want to know more information about physiognomy, please continue to pay attention.