Aquarius Monthly Horoscope

Dream boldly and plan wisely, Aquarius. The month kicks off with a Sagittarius new moon on December 1, activating your eleventh house of strategic alliances. It might be too late in the year to officially form a supergroup, but it’s the perfect time to go scouting for your dream team. Use the holiday party circuit like the glittering networking opportunity it was made to be! We’re not suggesting you rush into shop talk. Friendly conversations could organically evolve into Q1 pitch meetings if you discover synergies through casual conversations. 

Alas, Mercury’s continued backspin in Sagittarius through December 15 could cause delays or miscommunications on your team—not the holiday cheer you were hoping for. While extended deadlines are hardly ideal, they may spare you some costly mistakes. Instead of rushing to execute, focus on clarifying your vision and laying the groundwork for your next move. 

With Mars turning retrograde in your partnership zone on the 6th, you have even more reason to think through your alliances strategically. Got a client or coworker who’s draining your energy? Are you carrying more than your share? Time to renegotiate new boundaries. Reflect on your give-and-take approach to teamwork. 

Still, when you’re on, you will be ON! Enchanting Venus struts into your sign, dialing up your charm and giving you serious wattage. Whether you’re pitching ideas or leading meetings, all eyes are on you. Ride these magnetic waves through to year-end—or at least until vacation. Your genius is impossible to ignore!   

Christmas Eve spotlights a tug-of-war between Jupiter in your creative fifth house and your ruler Saturn in your money zone, forcing you to reconcile your passion projects with your financial reality. Have you been pouring energy (and maybe cash) into something you love, but that’s not paying off yet? Or playing it so safe with your wallet that you’ve sidelined your big ideas? Consider practical steps: If you’re pursuing a side hustle, could you refine your pricing or cut costs without sacrificing quality? If your 9-to-5 is stable but uninspiring, start saving for when you make the transition to something more fulfilling.