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ARIES: Oh, Aries, my favorite stereotypical hot heads. This week might be tough, but today holds some moments of relief. You may be on an elevator and hear it click in an ominous way, but have no fear. It’ll keep moving up. Don’t freak out before end results, keep your cool and go with the flow. 

TAURUS: My fellow bulls, this week has a lot of indecisiveness and maybe some grogginess. Beware of falling into bad habits and disguising it as self care. Set your alarm 30 minutes earlier, practice mindfulness and get working.

GEMINI: This week is all about opportunities. Don’t be afraid to jump on them! It can be easy to overthink and miss out on things, and then call it fate. Be cautious of once in a lifetime offers and those not worthy of your time. Make a list and prioritize. 

CANCER: Communication is extremely important right now. Don’t take people misunderstanding you as a final response. Reiterate and elaborate. Make sure you’re being direct to avoid any confusion. This week can be weird with group projects, so try extending yourself to get those grades. 

LEO: Leos, it’s a great networking week. Make sure you understand that conflict can go many ways, and don’t be afraid to admit fault when it’s there. Don’t be afraid to show your colors when networking, but try not to get into any serious arguments that could affect you in the future. 

VIRGO: My dear Virgos, please prepare for delays and disconnects this week. Maybe traffic on Jackson makes you late for your test, or a talkative friend makes you miss an important event. Plan ahead, and don’t let the time switch get the best of you. It’s easy to get lost in thought and frustration, but try to be positive. 

LIBRA: Holding the balance is something you’ve mastered, Libra, but don’t be afraid to put down the scales. Be wary of mediating when you don’t have to. Let others take charge, and stop putting out fires for others. 

SCORPIO: Similar to Taurus, this week has a lot of unknowns for my pal Scorpio. Make decisions based on logic and emotion; don’t just lead with one. Think of how you’re making decisions, and don’t make judgement calls. Deep breaths and good thoughts. 

SAGITTARIUS: Having hard opinions may be your thing, Sags, but it shouldn’t get in the way of long-term friendships and relationships. People don’t always see eye to eye, but keep in mind that it may make for a healthy balance in thought and choices. Drink some tea, and agree to disagree. 

CAPRICORN: This is a great week for Capricorns. Between school or work and relationships, it’s clear skies for the rest of the week. Keeping positive and maintaining a good mindset is everything this week. Attitude is everything!

AQUARIUS: Sometimes bad days turn into bad weeks, Aquarius. Stand up for yourself, and remember that you’re responsible for no one else’s happiness. Take time for yourself this week, and remain a little skeptical. Don’t be afraid to speak up and be loud. 

PISCES: Last, but not least, Pisces. It’s easy to jump to conclusions. This week, you really should think things through. Be careful of letting people get under your skin, and try not to overreact. Go with the flow, and you should be okay. 

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