Leo Weekly Work Horoscope
Week of April 21, 2024
What is holding you back, Leo? You might need to overcome your fear of commitment if you want to progress in your professional journey when Venus in Aries conjuncts Chiron in Aries on Sunday, April 21. The cosmic energy will encourage you to let go of your insecurities and worries. If you do so, you may feel better about advancing in your professional journey.
Meanwhile, there could be a change in your professional commitments that may impact your career path and reputation since the sun in Taurus will also square Pluto in Aquarius. Playing it safe will not lead to immense success. So, you might have to roll the dice with your commitments and partnerships to see a significant change in your career path.
A few days later, you may feel better about your work-life balance during the full moon in Scorpio. The past six months may have encouraged you to adjust your schedule and priorities to enjoy life outside work. Establish a schedule that aligns you with a better work-life balance during the lunation!
By Thursday, April 25, you may feel better about your professional journey and any upcoming work trips since Mercury will station direct in Aries.
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