CANCER IN 2006
OVERVIEW: Relationships, relationships,
relationships. That’s going to be your focus during the first half of
2006, particularly during January and February. If you’re single,
prepare to be approached by someone you’ve been seeing on an extremely
casual basis — someone who’s ready to commit, and who hopes you’re
willing to do the same. If you’re not quite ready, though, don’t allow
yourself to feel forced, manipulated or talked into it. If you’re
attached, expect to be proud of your choice and to end up even closer
to your partner by the time summer rolls around. During the first three
weeks of November, an old flame will reappear in your life, most likely
asking for another shot. If you think you two really can come up with
new solutions to those old problems, and you’re interested, go for it.
If not, bow out gracefully and see if you can’t simply remain friends.
Throughout
2006, you’ll need to keep an extra careful eye on your finances.
Overspending will come easily to you, but if you give in to temptation,
you’ll have plenty of time to regret it — especially if you overextend
via plastic. In addition to keeping track of what you need to pay back
and when, you should also put a bit of cash aside. You may need it for
professional reasons around the end of March or the beginning of April.
You should also keep an eye out for the possibility of turning a hobby
into a part-time source of income — at least part-time. The universe
may be trying to nudge you into a whole new profession, and this could
be just the beginning.
By early winter, if
someone from out of town comes to you with an offer (and this someone
happens to be quite interesting, exotic and influential), think hard
before you automatically refuse it. This could be the one you’ve been
waiting for. Above all else — and in all departments — trust your
instinct. After all, when has it ever let you down?
LOVE 2006: If nothing else, the first half of 2006
will be fantastic for your self-esteem. And it won’t cost you a thing.
There’s no need for expensive counseling or self-help books when it
seems like everyone around you is singing your praises. Revel in the
unexpected recognition of your attributes and talents, and don’t be
surprised if romantic overtures accompany the hearty compliments.
In
the relationship department, this situation could be exactly what
you’ve been looking for — or it might turn you off a certain overly
enthusiastic individual forever. If you’re single, you’re likely to be
approached by someone you’d never quite thought of as a serious
prospect. The other person may feel far more passionately than you do.
If you’re not prepared for the exclusive relationship they propose,
then respect your own instincts and don’t allow yourself to be
persuaded. The sweet talk can only last so long. If you’ve already got
a special someone, showers of praise and material signs of affection
from your partner certainly aren’t going to hurt your relationship.
Just make sure to accept the flattery with grace, and you’ll feel
incredibly close to your partner as the year progresses.
Later
in the year, you may have to wean yourself from the unsolicited
accolades. But don’t worry — you won’t need verbal signs of affection
when people’s actions make their respect abundantly clear. You’ll rack
up admirers like other people collect fine bottles of wine. During the
first three weeks of November, a blast from the past may surface. Even
if this person isn’t begging for another chance, they’re probably
testing the waters to see if you’d be willing to give it another go.
Honestly ask yourself if you think things would be appreciably
different; if the answer’s no, retreat before any damage is done. In
the early winter, look for a new face or even a foreigner to make an
entrance into your life. You’ll instantly recognize this person as
friend or foe, so go with your gut when it comes to making decisions
about the future.
CAREER 2006: If you were in a shell for any part of
2005, the New Year brings the opportunity (and the obligation) to bust
out and start schmoozing. The first couple of months will be pretty
intense as you find yourself drawn into massive bouts of networking
despite your usual proclivities — you might even be the object of more
than one recruiter. Use that common sense you are so famous for in
evaluating all promises and claims, as at least one of these
connections will offer more than they can deliver. Toward the end of
the year, probably around mid-autumn, you will experience a wave of
nostalgia for a long-ago work situation that you know deep down is
irreplaceable.
As
important as your work relationships will be throughout the year, you
will find your relationship with money to be just as important to your
career. Focus on spending, budgeting and cost-cutting as much as
possible — the more you save early on, the better off you and your
organization will be at the end of the year. Remember the evils of the
penny-wise/pound-foolish combination and try to avoid them when
possible. Surpluses accrued in January and February can be safely spent
by spring, as long as you don’t rack up enormous deficits.
At
some point in the fall, you might pick up a new part-time freelance gig
that will take you in a wildly new direction if you let it. This new
direction doesn’t have to come from freelancing, nor does it have to be
followed for any length of time. Listen to your gut and figure out
what’s really best for you in light of your long-range career goals,
but don’t think twice about revising those goals if you think they’re
off base. By the time winter is past and you’re looking back on 2006,
you will see that every time you said no to an opportunity, you made
way for others to follow — and that every time you said yes, you found
something unexpected.
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