Leo
JUL 23 - AUG 22
This week, you might celebrate a happy event.
The week begins on Sunday, April 21, with the sun in Taurus squaring Pluto in Aquarius and your house of relationships. Today, it’s a good idea to ask your personal or business partner for what you want. There’s no reason to be subtle or hint around. This is a straightforward aspect that brings benefits when you tell it like it is.
On Monday, April 22, Venus in Aries makes a semisextile to Jupiter and Uranus in Taurus. An opportunity arrives, likely connected to your career, but it might seem a little risky. Today, you’re thinking that you only want to do things where you feel assured of success. If you can stack the deck in your favor, Leo, do so. Otherwise, wait for the energies to line up for you, as they will in the next few weeks.
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