If you want to improve your life, the first step is to become aware of the weaknesses which are holding you back and preventing your evolution. These could be your preference for illusion, your hypersensitivity, your emotionalism, your lack of self-confidence, or your guilt.

Bryan Cranston has a variety of talents, but it can be difficult for him to concentrate on a single center of interest. He is ruled by his nervousness and suggestibility, and might struggle to use his adaptive abilities to his full advantage. To be truly effective, he needs to learn to control his jittery mind; otherwise, he may drain his nervous system of energy. If he encounters respiratory problems, like asthma (due to nerves), it will be a signal that the need to change is urgent.

Bryan Cranston tends to lure others to him and gain their love and approval. As a lover, Bryan might be the impetuous type who rushes into a relationship without thinking, making a great show of affection at the outset. He could learn to evaluate the pros and cons of an emotional commitment more carefully if he wants to avoid leaving a trail of broken hearts.

Bryan Cranston was hypersensitive and easily offended, although he frequently changed his opinion and didn’t hold a grudge. He abhorred conflict and was a good listener. His key to self-improvement would be learning to control his impressionability.

Bryan Cranston has a sensitive spirit that often leads him to pursue romantic aspirations that may not be realistic or practical. He also tends to see practical reality as futile and empty, preferring to escape into his fantasy world. He attracts dishonest people who are likely to take advantage of him.

Bryan Cranston tends to be restless and impatient. His dissatisfaction sometimes compels him to launch himself into an energetic effort to transform society. Because he has the ability to conceive of fairly radical models for social change, he sometimes demonstrates a desire to spearhead a progressive movement. However, his determination to impose his own ideas forcefully could turn off people he is so eager to help. He will do well to realize that only a transpersonal vision of the world (that is, a vision which transcends his own personal ego problems) is appropriate nourishment for the archetypes which could bring about a real transformation and improvement of social structures.