Dolphins tend to thrive in conflict-free, harmonious environments, where their authentic, relaxed approach to people and tasks shines. Supportive surroundings are vital - whether in the classroom or the workplace - as these nurture their best work and shield them from negative influences. Known for excelling in creative fields like art, writing or acting, Dolphins are skilled at inspiring those around them. They're attuned to the emotional needs of others and often resonate with the underdog - sometimes to the point of internalising other people's problems. Living by a strong moral compass, they value ethics over expectations, and gently learn not to take everything to heart.

Self-awareness and personal growth matter deeply to Dolphins, so they may spend a great deal of time 'soul-searching' - looking for their authentic self and trying to unravel the deeper mysteries of life. Highly sensitive, they have an innate dislike of unpleasantness of any kind, and will often go out of their way to avoid conflict in favour of keeping the peace. What can be left unexpressed, though, is their own inner turmoil.

In a supportive setting, Dolphins take a sensitive, caring approach to people and situations. Under stress, though, they can act out of character - becoming critical, or even lashing out. At those times, gentle guidance works best: encouraging them to explore their emotions and refocus their energy in more positive directions. Channelling that energy towards an ethical cause they believe in is a great example. At any age, Dolphins are idealists with an innate desire to make the world a better place.