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Yi = Small plants
Jia = Tree
Bing = Sun
Ding = Fire
Ji = Dirt
Wu = Rock/Mountain
Xin = Jewelry/Precious Metal
Geng = Steel/Weapon/Tool
Gui = Mist/Cloud/Rain/Streams/Small Waters
Ren = Ocean/Large Waters
Alright well, it seems that you have a very strong Self element (DM; Parallel as in Parallel processing and thinking, as in, how much of your unconscious your conscious mind has access to).
Look up your element Jia. My friend is also a Yang Wood type, and I'm working on my yang wood element; synchronicity! Yang Wood types compose much of the richest, most influential and known leadership positions.
Jia = Rob Wealth (universally).
Rob Wealth is like networking, making connections, and doing what it takes to get the job/objective done. A Yi with Rob Wealth is rather good. Small plants already flock together and network for survival, so this is very positive. Yi = Direct Officer.
Eating God is your pleasure seeking, intellectually pleasure seeking, consumption God. Bing is represented by the Sun, and is the only one that produces 2 elements, both Earth and Wood. Since you have none of it, I suggest getting more sunshine both literally and metaphorically in your life. You might not gain much pleasure from indulging in things, but Bing is THE Eating God, so you could still gain some of that satisfaction from being around others with Bing in their composition.
Hurting Officer is your "shouting god", it wants to be heard and seen, is ambitious, a rebel, a change maker; he will sacrifice to "make big changes and be known". Fire consumes Wood, and you have plenty of Wood, so it should be somewhat strong.
Ding is the "candle in the dark", dispelling fears and doubts and negativity in dark situation, guiding others. It's also quite the opportunist. Coupled with your extreme networking skills, you have some good opportunities if you focus on your Ding element. It's also in your Month pillar, which represents your best Career path and age 17 - 35. Couple this with the Rabbit, and you have a career based on Ding and Yi. This is very positive. Social Networking + Guidance = The making for many successful career paths. You should focus on using your networks as spring boards for your career.
Ding is also a metaphysical element, along with Gui (Yin Water). You could have a metaphysical career if you wished, teaching whatever esoteric subject you wish. Ding = Indirect Wealth.
Your Direct Wealth is Ji. You don't have much here, it's rather weak. It looks like you'll have to rely on your opportunistic ways. Wealth doesn't mean money though, it represents what you're willing to work hard to get. So if you want to be a great wizard, your wealth elements would be rather important in determining if you have the grit to stick with it. Ji provides resources and nutrients to everyone, a teamplayer, a one for all sort of person. It's good to have in your Hour pillar (personal pillar) but it seems it will only be relevant in your close relationships with people. Even then, that's a positive thing. This should help you maintain your connections and make sure there is no resentments. Ji = Friends.
Wu as Indirect Wealth. There's a decent amount of Wu in this chart. This likely means that you'll create opportunities for yourself by earning others and your own trust. If you can maintain your integrity and consistency, you should have no problems reaching your goals. You'll still have to work at it since it isn't a huge element in your chart however. Ding/Wu is what you should be focusing on. If you have nothing for a plant to grow on, it just won't grow, or, for Yi, will strangle your Jia by climbing up and wrapping around it to reach the Sun. Wu = Direct Resource.