Chiron in the sixth house brings nonstandardness into work, health, duties, service, daily life and relations with subordinates or colleagues. The person rarely follows a straight professional road. They may work in two places, combine office and hobby, official position and free craft, medicine and esotericism, accounting and a novel, management and physical labor.
Routine quickly exhausts such a native. They need to introduce a new approach, search for a bypass, improve the process, invent technical or organizational solutions. If work turns into meaningless repetition, mistakes, sarcasm, procrastination, strange conflicts or bodily signals begin. Chiron seems to say: if you cannot find meaning in service, you will have to find it through chaos.
