February 4, 2026
You’ve been working hard on your relationships, and it’s paying off. As Mercury prepares to leave Aquarius, stop and reflect on the hacks and communication strategies you’ve developed in your closest connections. You’ve learned how to work with complex dynamics, spot patterns, and solve problems creatively. And these tools aren’t temporary — they’re yours for good. Take a minute to appreciate all you’ve done to strengthen your bonds.
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You’ve been rewriting your own rules for success. Uranus stationing direct marks the homestretch of a long revolution in your ambitions and leadership roles. The plot twists might not be over, but you’ve learned to roll with them. And to trust your instincts. The coming months invite you to show up in the world as your full self. Make moves that excite you, not just impress other people.
Continue readingFebruary 2, 2026
Rest up, babe. Yesterday’s Full Moon was intense. So if you’re feeling tired or jittery, don’t push yourself. Instead, give yourself some TLC. Take a bath, refill your water bottle, or curl up with a mug of tea. There’s no shame in pausing to recharge.
Continue readingFebruary 1, 2026
Claim the spotlight today. The Full Moon in Leo is highlighting all the ways you’ve boosted your confidence over the past six months. Notice what’s flowing and what’s stalling, and celebrate how hard you’ve worked on yourself. Then keep putting time and effort into the things you’re passionate about. Your glow-up’s not over yet.
Continue readingJanuary 31, 2026
What jump-starts your creativity? Make a list. It doesn’t have to be long. If you’re excited about a fun new hobby, accessory, or movement practice, let yourself enjoy it. When life gets busy, it’s easy to brush past the things that inspire you. But they’re too important to ignore. Take notes.
Continue readingJanuary 30, 2026
You’ve been in boundary bootcamp. That’s meant figuring out how you share your time, energy, or money with other people. But the work isn’t over yet. If you feel like you’re giving too much or too little to your collabs, be honest. It’s not always fun to change how you work with teammates. But if you want to succeed, you have to speak up for yourself. What do you need to say?
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