January 21st (current)
Because you are born on the date of January 21st, it means you are born to play the 6 of Diamonds.
This date is also on the astrological cusp of Capricorn and Aquarius. If your astrological sign is Capricorn, then your personality will be indicated by the Ace of Hearts. If, on the other hand, you're born into the sign of Aquarius, then your personality will be indicated by the Ace of Diamonds.
Either the Ace of Hearts or the Ace of Diamonds is the secondary pattern of your life. It reflects your outward personality and may rule your behavior.
Famous people born on January 21st
Like you, all of these people were born to play the 6 of Diamonds. And they share the same life path as you.
Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson
Born to play the 6 of Diamonds / Ace of Diamonds
Confederate General during the US Civil War; he is lauded by military historians for his tactical genius; as a West Point Cadet, he started near last in his class because of his inadequate schooling but was known for his dogged determination to succeed and be the best; he acquired his nickname during one of his first command assignments when his brigade was like a "stonewall" that beat back a fierce Union assault; on a personal level, he was known to be fair and kind in his treatment to all; when he was 39, he as accidentally shot by one of his own soldiers who was on lookout and died of pneumonia shortly thereafter; his death was a big blow to the morale of the Confederate army
Controversial, mysterious figure in Russian history; he was the spiritual advisor, confidant, and spiritual healer for the Tsars of Russia and yet he was also accused by some of being a complete charlatan and a fraud and developed a scandalous, sinister reputation; in order to terminate his influence and power with the Tsar and his wife, he was assassinated by Russian nobles when he was 47
Georges Vezina
Born to play the 6 of Diamonds / ?
NHL hockey goalie who allowed the fewest goals-against seven times in his career; the Vezina Trophy, given to the most outstanding goalie in the league each year, is named after him; on the ice, he was known for his reserved, imperturbable demeanor and was considered the spiritual leader of his team; he died of tuberculosis when he was 39 collapsing on the ice during a game; he died a few days later
French fashion designer who founded one of the world's top fashion houses; his first collection following WW II was dubbed the "New Look" with its new shapes and use of material, it was extremely influential in a world used to rationing and thrift; he died of unknown reasons at age 52
Jack Nicklaus
Widely regarded as the greatest golfer of all time; he holds the record for Major title wins with eight-teen including a record 6 wins at the Masters; during his prime, he was consistently among the longest and straightest hitters; however, he was not known for his skill on touch shots, so he would often play to avoid wedge shots that needed less-than-full swings; he was was the first player to chart and document yardages on the course on a consistent, planned basis; he was also known as a conservative player who would prefer to two-putt a green, rather than risk a possible three-putt; today he heads Nicklaus Design, one of the world's largest golf course design and construction companies
Spanish opera singer known for his versatility -- his ability to sing in many languages and his cross-over appeal to mainstream audiences
Co-founder of Microsoft; and in fact, it was he who convinced Bill Gates to drop out of Harvard so that they could together found what became Microsoft; he also came up with the name "Microsoft" basing it on a combination of "microcomputer" and "software;" however, their relationship became strained and they argued over everything; at age 29, he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma and effectively left the company; once he did, Gates pressured him into a different ownership split from 50-50 to 60-40 to 64-36 and eventually to trying to buy him out altogether; he kept his 36% however and became a multi-billionaire once Microsoft went public; as one of the richest men in the world, he went on to many other business and philanthropic ventures; he was known to be reclusive; he never married and had no children
Nigerian-born NBA basketball star who led his team to two NBA championships; he is fluent in five languages
British singer who was "Baby Spice" with the girl group "The Spice Girls;" she went on to have a solo career and become a TV personality
Born to play the 6 of Diamonds