Yahoo Lifestyle Virgo
AUG 23 - SEP 22
This week, you’re ready to jump.
Things start off at breakneck speed. The week begins on Sunday, January 28, with a trifecta of aspects. Mars squares the Nodes, Mercury trines Uranus, and Venus trines Jupiter. You might decide that you no longer want to trade time for money. And now you’re absolutely sure you want to get your business going. Virgo, this could mean making phone calls, having a meeting, or launching the website you’ve been working on for a while. There could be doubts in the back of your mind, but the new way is likely the better way today.
On Monday, January 29, Mars in Capricorn and your house of romance and adventure trines Uranus in Taurus. You’re willing to go out on a limb. You might ask someone out. You might say yes to an invitation. And you might find yourself in a place you never thought you’d be. You could go to the symphony or a monster truck rally. Today, you want to do something quite different.
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