Mercury is in its final week of retrograde, so stay open to listening and speaking from a place of compassion and empathy.
Behold, your weekly horoscope. Imagining your anything-is-possible future this week is exciting and will raise your motivation. Take up and share space. Feel this from the inside and project it out; you are meant to be here and don’t need to be or prove anything for that honor. Over the next six months, take time to heal wounds, fight for your rights, and express yourself without trying to fit into expectations because of what you look like, where you come from, or where you do or don’t work.
We’re all challenged to change the way we communicate to bridge social restrictions and support change. Amongst your network, you’re a pivotal component to smart solutions that others may not have thought of. Share your ideas and objectives.Are your most important personal relationships supporting your career and vice versa? Both areas may be requiring an adjustment so that your needs in both arenas are being expressed and met.
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