Leo Weekly Work Horoscope
Week of July 28, 2024
It should be an amazing week for you, Leo! You may feel stronger and more confident than ever before as Venus in your sign trines Chiron retrograde in Aries on Tuesday, July 30. The healing cosmic energy will replace your doubt and worries with self-assurance. You may feel better about the professional you have become. Plus, this could help you feel less afraid of the future.
Over the next few days, you may have some long-term plans and goals come up. The sun in your sign and Mars in Gemini will both aspect the North Node in Aries and the South Node in Libra throughout the middle of your workweek. This fateful energy can help you feel confident that everything is falling into place. You could feel better about your professional trajectory, especially if there is a long-term goal that you want to work on. Something could even come together, like a travel or educational opportunity.
By Friday, August 2, you could feel disconnected from your professional reputation since Venus in your sign will square Uranus in Taurus. You may not agree with how your colleagues think of you. But do not let these differences hinder your self-perception or self-confidence.
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