When others are unwise or, equally, unkind, you try to be forgiving. While that approach is virtuous in some ways, certain individuals need to be told the problems their attitude, expectations or self-centred habits are causing. You needn’t turn this into a major drama. Just explain their demands are increasingly unreasonable.

Change is coming, but your concern for others’ welfare is halting progress. True, time and money are a worry. You’ve sidelined certain of your own plans and priorities, yet are unsure how to organise those changes. The secret? Begin with just one. And seek others’ guidance or support. That first step will give you the courage to do whatever’s next, and soon it will fall into place. 

With December’s two eclipses shaking up elements of your life, but often in welcome ways, as January begins, you’re still finding a new balance. Others may be in a hurry but your instincts are correctly telling you that because the actual changes are still unfolding, any arrangements should be regarded as temporary, if not an experiment. Once that’s clear, you exchange worries for the sense of adventure and discovery that’s appropriate for a cycle of powerful renewal, exploration, discovery and rebirth. Final plans? It’s far too early.

Rarely has there been a year more suited to your flexible, intuitive yet demanding nature. When you believe in something or somebody, you’ll do all you can to make things work. However, as you’ll discover, and in a range of settings, things are more complicated than you expect. The secret? Be patient. Often it’s about taking time to understand changes, and how you or others will benefit. But, also, as you proceed, you’ll discover completely new ideas or options or, possibly meet interesting people. Knowing that, regard even simple plans as an experiment, one that will, at minimum, be rewarding. What’s most important, is to be aware the unexpected will reshape both plans and your thinking. Once that’s clear, everything else will make sense. Final decisions? They can wait, possibly until 2022.