Your daily horoscope
Your ability to see connections between events that appear to have nothing to do with each other will reach new heights over the coming year. Life is so much easier, and more enjoyable, when you realize there is meaning and purpose to your existence.Sometimes when you act on impulse it works out well but the planets warn if you take too big a risk today it could go seriously wrong. Try to look ahead and work out what the consequences of your actions might be before you actually make them.
Tell them if they don’t like what you are doing they can go someplace else and try making their own ideas work. And don’t just say it, mean it!If you find that your energy flags a bit today it could be a sign that you’ve been working too hard and now need a rest. Your mind may still be on the ball but if your body isn’t willing there is really no point pushing it.
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