Horoscopes

By the time next week rolls around the [report, intelligence, info, data, or whatnot] that you're industriously working off could have undergone further review, and may not reflect the [report intelligence, info data, or whatnot] that you were originally given. So if your instincts are whispering cautions in your ear concerning same, you might want to listen up.

When it comes to your assorted dealings: For today, try not to take everything at face value. If you base your analysis on the available data - even if it comes from unimpeachably reliable sources - you could get the wrong idea, or become fully befuddled about a structural arrangement about which you were otherwise fairly sanguine or optimistic.

Do full scale mental dress rehearsals before embarking on any major assignments (i.e. install mini-splits; lease car to tackle new commute; relocate company to Singapore, etc.) There could be the odd wrinkle, over- or under- estimation that needs ironing out, and you'll probably want to know about it before you're totally immersed.

Thanks to the planets, you could be inclined to push harder to achieve the desired results than the circumstances strictly need, want, or warrant. Try to manage the impulse by relaxing your grip, and seeking out a balance between the actual state of play and your (perhaps, again thanks to the planets) more extreme view of the situation.

The bottom line: Construction on business, financial, residential, or emotional situations is underway. And, any random events or unexpected developments - namely, the ones causing you to give side-eye to your circumstances, partner, job, or relationship - are in fact facilitating positive change, and are for the best, even if this isn't immediately apparent.

Despite any temptation to mend the unmendable rift, dispel the entrenched ignorance, improve the abysmal judgment, organize the utterly chaotic, or similar....see if you can find another place to expend your valuable energy. At this juncture certain individuals are in need of more than your good intentions to save them from themselves.

You may have an abundance of cogent reasons (portfolios, resumes, past experience, relationship history, etc.) to believe that your approach is superior to anything that's currently on the market or at large. However, for the record: In this climate, everybody else has equally cogent reasons to believe that their approach is superior to anything that's currently on the market or at large.

Despite any pressure to be accommodating and agree to plans: Rather than accepting the first recommended change to your program, schedule, or project and immediately adjusting accordingly, hang on a sec. There’s probably more to it than meets the eye, although it could still be a few more days before you’ll know for sure.

Sometimes it's well-nigh impossible to dissuade someone from taking a specific action, even if you can see the entire game board clearly and they (perhaps with their hearts set on landing on Boardwalk), cannot. And in these cases, your logical arguments will have about as much impact on their plans as a peashooter would at an F-16 fighter jet.

Should you encounter an array of fallacies, falsifications, and boloneys as you go about your day, you're not obliged to buy into them - or fault yourself for not understanding the logic behind them. In fact, these planets are secretly hoping that somebody, somewhere, has the moxie to call BS on the perpetrator(s).

Current influences can imbue you with an increased sense of confidence in your powers of persuasion, perhaps encouraging you to volunteer to bring two completely opposing factions into accord. So if you cannot stop yourself (a distinct possibility in this climate!) at least be aware of the magnitude of your undertaking.

Assorted individuals could be offering up rationalizations that can generously be described as less than credible, but still expect you to support them in their, er, reality breaks. So, should you encounter someone proposing solutions most remarkable for their lack of efficacy or connection to the situation, NB: It may be smart to just hear them out anyway.