Which of the twelve constellations is always single-minded?

We were taught from an early age to have our own opinions. But sometimes, being too stubborn and stupid is not necessarily a good thing. Appropriate flexibility and thinking in a different direction may get twice the result with half the effort. Among the twelve constellations, which constellations are always stubborn and single-minded?

Taurus: Stubborn and disobedient.

Taurus is a very rigid person. He doesn't listen to other people's advice and never gives up easily. Especially at work, when things are not done well and they encounter bottlenecks, they will not learn from other people's experience, but will only follow their own ideas to the end and will only be more stubborn. Or if something is obviously wrong, they put the blame on others and find dozens of reasons. In short, they are right. Sticking to one's own opinions will lead to a stagnant career and make it difficult to achieve great things.

Sagittarius: One track-minded also defends himself.

Among the twelve constellations, the one-track constellation, the shooter is called the second, and no one dares to call the first. When you first meet Sagittarius, you will be deceived by its kind and easy-going appearance. When you work with Sagittarius for a long time, you will find a problem, that is, no matter what happens, Sagittarius will do things according to his own ideas and can give reasons to convince you. Even if things go wrong, if you can speak eloquently, you will carry forward the good ending.

Capricorn: Listen to your heart on the surface.

Capricorn is as stubborn as Taurus. When you tell them your suggestions, they will listen to your opinions with an open mind and do what you want. But this doesn't mean that they really agree with your method, but they are too lazy to raise objections to avoid unnecessary contradictions. Capricorn will be surprised if things are done well, and will be severely criticized if things are not done well.

Of course, it is best to have your own opinions and stick to them, but we must grasp a certain degree. When you know that the result of this persistence is wrong, you should take a proper turn and do it well in another way.