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IN THE STARS

- ARIES TAURUS GEMINI CANCER LEO VIRGO LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIU­S PISCES

It’s not what you thought it would be, and that’s not a bad thing. Your expectatio­n influences what happens next and stimulates your creativity as you imagine what could be. In one scenario, you’ll sort out the cause of your problem, and with the help of caring people, you’ll get to the solution. In an alternate scenario, you’ll be taught by trouble, and resolve all with your own grit. The difference between a place people live in and a place people travel to is often scenery. Today you’ll appreciate the loveliness around you to the same extent you would if you had gone on a holiday. One person’s change always leads to other changes because the environmen­t is like water; everything we do moves things for people around us. You’ll notice, nurture and acknowledg­e people’s strengths in a way that makes them want to keep improving. If you’re not a manager already, you should consider officially stepping into the role. You have no patience for hearing yourself talk just for the sake of talking. You want to feel that the communicat­ion benefits others somehow, if only with a feeling of being connected. You’re putting in the work, not some days but every day. This is what will make the difference between accomplish­ment and really remarkable performanc­e. You’re teaching yourself without realising it. You’re figuring out what needs to be done and doing it. Get only slightly more formal with this – map out a curriculum – and remarkable things will be possible. It would be a mistake to go forward assuming the other person’s expectatio­ns are the same as yours. You’ll get to know who you are dealing with. It will allow you to maximise the experience for both of you. CAPRICORN Relationsh­ips create their own culture. So while the environmen­t has its rules, those will get superseded by the unspoken agreements developing between people. AQUARIUS Your community is involved in a rivalry that you may not technicall­y care about, though staying completely out of it is tantamount to antisocial behaviour. This calls for a dance of diplomacy. Everyone believes in his or her own correctnes­s today, and this is a problem because almost no one is completely right. Neither are they completely wrong, though. Your talent for sorting gray areas will kick in.

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