Leo Weekly Work Horoscope
Week of November 24, 2024
Do you feel stifled, Leo? A creative blockage might be unavoidable when Mercury stations retrograde in Sagittarius on Monday, November 25. The next few weeks might be frustratingly lackluster. You might not feel inspired, which could be challenging to maneuver if you have a creative professional position. Although it might not be favorable for starting anything new, the retrograde could help you revise old projects and ideas. Take this time to refine your ongoing and closed ventures. You may find that you could take a project something so much further than you originally thought.
By Wednesday, November 27, you may feel a strong desire to stand out at work, since the sun in Sagittarius will trine Mars in your sign. The fiery energy will amplify your vitality, confidence, and passion. Your spark should return, which will help you get through the remainder of your workweek. Just do not have any fears or worries about where the rest of your week might lead. Venus in Capricorn will also square Chiron retrograde in Aries, so there might be an initial worry about advancing in your professional journey. Keep moving and grooving. You will end up where you need to be at work.
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