Leo Weekly Work Horoscope
Week of October 27, 2024
Keep your plans to yourself for now, Leo. Move in silence, especially as Mars in Cancer trines Neptune retrograde in Pisces on Monday, October 28. The watery trine is emotional and intuitive, so it will invite you to listen to your gut feelings. You may have a goal, project, or plan you want to share. But something is urging you to keep it locked down. There might even be a quick lesson about speaking of your success, since Mercury in Scorpio will oppose Uranus retrograde in Taurus and trine Neptune retrograde in Pisces over the next few days.
Luckily, the foundation of your career path will transform following the new moon in Scorpio on Friday, November 1. The new moon in Scorpio will open a six-month cycle. During this time, you may see your priorities shift, which will ultimately challenge your work-life balance and schedule. You may also want to keep your personal life private during this period when you are at work. The weekend will encourage you to consider what you may want to change in your work life. New ideas may flourish, especially if you want to pursue something creative once Mercury enters Sagittarius on Saturday, November 2.
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