Gemini
MAY 21 - JUN 20
This week, a winning streak could begin.?
The week begins on Sunday, January 26, when Mercury in Capricorn sextiles Neptune in Pisces, and Venus in Pisces sextiles Uranus in Taurus. Your popularity is soaring. Social media posts you put out could gain more followers, likes, and good comments. You might get compliments from strangers. Gemini, you’re attracting positive energy.
On Monday, January 27, Mercury enters the sign of Aquarius, where it will remain until February 14. You might be thinking about the future and wondering if it’s time to go back to school. Or you might consider getting a vocational certificate or testing for a professional license. You might also have access to educational grants and scholarships now.
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