Leo Weekly Work Horoscope
Week of March 17, 2024
Be mindful about where your money is going, Leo. You may want to check your bank accounts and your credit report when the sun in Pisces conjuncts Neptune in Pisces on Sunday, March 17. The conjunction will be nebulous and confusing. It could cloud your financial perception if you are not careful. So, if you want to avoid any financial misunderstandings, then it might be worthwhile to go through your money matters. Understanding your financial avenues, debts, and more could help improve your financial literacy.
By the following day, you may feel like something monumental is on the horizon since Mercury in Aries will conjunct the North Node in Aries and oppose the South Node in Libra. The fateful transits will encourage you to be more mindful about your professional and financial horizon.
Given that the pre-shadow period for the upcoming Mercury retrograde will also begin, you might have a chance to revisit some old opportunities. You could reconsider an old professional path or financial possibility. Have an open mind! Luckily, you will be confident enough to move forward in your professional and financial journey when the sun becomes exalted in Aries on Tuesday, March 19.
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