By Jeff Jawer
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Few people work as hard as you do, Capricorn, and even fewer have your sense of dedication. This month, though, it might be best to turn down your intensity on the job (or in seeking a new one) and spend more time enjoying your private life. Yes, you can still advance your professional interests, but spending more time in relaxation mode and less energy trying to climb the corporate (or any other) ladder is wise. Having a chance to improve your living space, being with family members or exploring a new hobby or personal interest is a smart investment. No, this doesn't necessarily look like it's going to advance your career, but it provides much needed inner nourishment so that you can stay on track toward reaching your goals.
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Few people work as hard as you do, Capricorn, and even fewer have your sense of dedication. This month, though, it might be best to turn down your intensity on the job (or in seeking a new one) and spend more time enjoying your private life. Yes, you can still advance your professional interests, but spending more time in relaxation mode and less energy trying to climb the corporate (or any other) ladder is wise. Having a chance to improve your living space, being with family members or exploring a new hobby or personal interest is a smart investment. No, this doesn't necessarily look like it's going to advance your career, but it provides much needed inner nourishment so that you can stay on track toward reaching your goals.
In fact, on April 19 the Sun enters Taurus and your 5th House of Fun and Games. This is likely to raise the level of your creativity, which will benefit more from a playful attitude than an ambitious one. Pleasure is not an escape for you now, Cap, it's your responsibility. Isn't that a yummy idea? Instead of driving yourself as if every day is a struggle for survival, let your inner child lead the way. Recreation is not an escape from the reality of the work world, but a vital piece in the puzzle of your wellbeing. Besides, if you are free to enjoy yourself more now, that sense of delight will release plenty of creative ideas that can be applied to your professional life.
About the Author
Jeff Jawer is the co-author of Barnes & Noble's 'Your Astrology Guide 2008.' A professional astrologer since 1973, his articles have appeared in astrology journals and magazines and Web sites around the world. He holds a B.A. in The History and Science of Astrology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and teaches and lectures both in the United States and abroad.
About the Author
Jeff Jawer is the co-author of Barnes & Noble's 'Your Astrology Guide 2008.' A professional astrologer since 1973, his articles have appeared in astrology journals and magazines and Web sites around the world. He holds a B.A. in The History and Science of Astrology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and teaches and lectures both in the United States and abroad.