Leo Weekly Work Horoscope
Week of December 8, 2024
How can you feel secure going into your workweek, Leo? Think about what you need and how you can accept a helping hand during the first quarter moon in Pisces on Sunday, December 8. Do not waste your time, energy, and effort. Likewise, do not squander opportunities given to you. As the next few days approaches, you may feel like a commitment will take your professional journey to the next level. Venus in Aquarius will sextile the North Node in Aries and trine the South Node in Libra on Tuesday, December 10. Have faith that your professional arrangements will lead to a fateful professional pathway.
Toward the end of your workweek, you might need to work on handling your irritation better, since Venus in Aquarius will oppose Mars retrograde in your sign. You could be annoyed with a professional partnership, or feel stressed by a responsibility. Do not be afraid to take a step back to cool down. Find a moment to refocus your energy, so that your frustration does not impact your professional arrangements. By Friday, December 13, you may feel ready to dive back into an old passion project when Venus in Aquarius sextiles Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius.
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