Venus has already spent an extraordinary amount of time in your communication sector, including the nearly two months she had spent here before retrograding back out at the end of March. Normally here for just 24 days, Venus won't leave and wrap up her mission to give your heart and your relationships a voice for another four weeks, with the next few days a chance to work with Mercury, the planet of communication before he leaves.
Usually, you're smooth and chilled, but today? You're a firecracker! The Moon and Mars give you zero patience for BS. You're ready to say what you really think, and honestly, it's about time. Stop holding back just to keep the peace. Love isn't about silence—it's about truth. Speak up, lay it all out, and let the chips fall where they may. If they can't handle it, they were never worth your time.
The closer you get to the Moon's return to your career sector over the weekend and the lead up to a Full Moon early next week, the more important it becomes to keep your antennas up but your mind and your options open. At a point in the year when there is rarely any planetary activity on the career front, this will not only act as a trigger and a wildcard professionally, but with the asteroid Juno having already hitched her wagon to the final weeks of planetary activity on the income front.
The Moon's departure from your financial sector yesterday has not only left you with your financial instincts sharp, but with a better read on both sides of the financial fence. For a few days this has helped to tilt the scale to the side of the financial fence where it is more about what you do with and how you manage the money you have, at a time when for the next 16 days, it is the income side that is set to dominate.
You're able to accept responsibility for the fact that you don't always feel good about yourself. It's no big deal if you cannot keep up with others and have less stamina than you expect. It's better to listen to the signals from your body and take a short rest rather than push yourself too hard and run the risk of fatigue.