Sagittarius
NOV 22 - DEC 21
A Big Splash
The sun continues its journey in a prominent zone this month, Sagittarius, which means that the weeks until September 22 are excellent for promoting yourself and showcasing your work. If you have a marketing strategy, so much the better, because implementing it step-by-step could bring very positive results.
The only fly in the ointment is that communicator Mercury continues retrograde until the fifteenth, which could cause unexpected delays and sideline your best-laid plans. Because of this, it would be a good idea to give yourself more time to meet deadlines and take care of other demands. Things will begin to get easier after Mercury turns direct, and soon it will be all systems go.
Jupiter, your personal planet, turns retrograde in your lifestyle sector on September 4 and remains so until December 30, which can encourage you to dig deep and tap into resources you never knew you had.
Get ready for the new moon in Virgo on the fourteenth! It’s an opportunity to start a new plan, business initiative, or project that can assist you on your journey to success. With maverick Uranus in the mix, try to expect the unexpected too. An event could coincide with an offer that is too good to pass up.
The sun glides into Libra and your social zone on September 22, so use this opportunity to make some new and valuable connections. With feisty Mars already in this sector, you might be eager to get the attention of people with influence. The sun’s presence here gives you a gracious approach to meeting key people and enables you to easily get along with them.
Finally, there’s a full moon in Aries and your sector of leisure and pleasure on the twenty-ninth, which could coincide with a fun date or lively social event. Feelings might be running high, and there could be some drama to contend with. Try to avoid being too honest or blunt, because some people could get very upset if you seem insensitive.
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