SCORPIO
There wouldn’t be an entire sector of self-help books to peruse if there were a secret formula for success in life, Scorpio. We may all expect to see the same outcomes if we simply copy and paste the same algorithm into our own lives. However, you are the only one who can determine how your life should be lived. The one person who can tell you with certainty where you feel safe, accepted, and at home. These things, which rely so heavily on chemistry and sincere emotion, cannot be forced. So venture forth and try things out in that vast, chaotic world. Answer, React, Involve. Keep a record of your results. The limits have always been yours to draw; the map is not something that can be given to you.
CAPRICORN
It may surprise you to learn that we still make morally worthless decisions in our lives, Capricorn. Even if it is uncommon in today’s society to be able to avoid having to choose between the “good” and “bad” options, we nevertheless run across situations that are as childish as something a baby may act out about. We may have progressed past picking out a sippy cup color and switched it out for shower curtains or wall art, but we still have strong preferences for some items and not others. Most of it has no rhyme or reason, so you just need to learn to trust your instincts without obsessing over every little choice. Simply accept and stand by your taste.
GEMINI
These days, Gemini and AI chatbots can do a lot for us, but I believe it’s a bit much to type in a novella-length prompt to decide whether or not to go on that third date. Now is the time to consider why you would go to such great lengths to transfer the responsibility for making decisions to someone else (or something) (or code). Is it necessary to make a decision right now? Would you be able to go on that third and gather additional information and observe your feelings at that time? Give life a chance to amuse you, rather than feeling as though every action you take is part of an unavoidable chess endgame.
CANCER
It’s simple, Cancer, to believe that we are to blame when everything around us seems so strange. We are the ones who don’t understand, who don’t belong, and who just won’t accept the “Kool-Aid.” But what if we followed our instincts? What if the painting is turned upside down? What if we have the guts to think that perhaps nobody around us is acting rationally? Does it seem absurd to follow a trend? Is it appropriate to kiss the ass of those who don’t deserve our respect? If we knew this to be true, how would we navigate the world differently? How much more certain would each step be? How much more positive would our self-perception be?
