Aquarius
JAN 20 - FEB 18
Shining Bright
Aquarius, this could be quite a month when the emphasis on your career zone brings opportunities galore your way. With a focus on the sign of determined Scorpio, there is nothing you can’t accomplish if you put your mind to it.
This is your chance to seize your dreams and make them a reality. And with dynamic Mars helping you along, you’ll have a powerful competitive edge that enables you to stand out from the crowd. This is very much a time to promote your skills and abilities and do so with confidence. If you want to make a big splash, this is your chance to do so.
However, there is a very lively new moon in Scorpio on November 13 that could bring mixed blessings. It’s a great opportunity for a fresh start, but if you rush into anything or make spontaneous decisions, your actions could backfire. Be very careful about committing to anything without researching your options or thinking it through first.
The focus gradually shifts to the sign of Sagittarius, which puts the emphasis on your social sector. If you want to bring more clients into your business, the coming weeks are perfect for networking, holding conferences or presentations, and letting people know more about you.
This is also a good month to make new friends, find romance, and connect with people who share your interests and goals.
The sun enters Sagittarius on the twenty-second, followed by dynamic Mars two days later, so you could be a real mover and shaker, the one who organizes events and gets people interested.
Finally, the full moon on November 27 occurs in Gemini and across your social axis, and this might find you craving your own company rather than being part of a crowd. If you have a hobby you love to indulge in, you’ll find that it relaxes and recharges you. However, if you go to an event, it could be a boisterous evening out.
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