Aries
MAR 21 - APR 19
This week, you might be thinking in extremes.
Hold on to your hat. The week begins on Sunday, January 28, with a trifecta of aspects. Mars squares the Nodes, Mercury trines Uranus, and Venus trines Jupiter. Aries, you have a clear choice ahead of you that you might consider a coin toss, but in actuality you’re leaning toward whatever action seems more fun and easy. If you’re playing billiards, this could help you win the game, but if you’re faced with something challenging and unfamiliar, you could run the other way.
On Monday, January 29, Mars in Capricorn and your house of career trines Uranus in Taurus. You could receive some happy news from work. There might be an opportunity to make more money. It will take energy, but today you have energy bursts (followed by short periods of complete apathy or anger, so watch out). Today, you could take the lead at a meeting, pull ahead in the sales contest, or launch a new campaign for your business.
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