Yahoo Lifestyle Capricorn
DEC 22 - JAN 19
This week, you are ready to leap into something new.
Life might throw you a curve ball. The week begins on Sunday, January 28, with a trifecta of aspects. Mars squares the Nodes, Mercury trines Uranus, and Venus trines Jupiter. Capricorn, someone could hand you a big opportunity connected to your career or business. But it’s going to mean making a decision that not only involves you but also involves others. And while you have a real choice, leaning into the unknown and unfamiliar is probably the better way to go.
On Monday, January 29, Mars in your own sign of Capricorn and your house of confidence trines Uranus in Taurus. You feel like you have superpowers today. You might be standing a little taller or walking around like you’re wearing a cape that’s fluttering in the breeze. You can lead the meeting. You’re making good decisions. You’re in command.
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