Capricorn Monthly Horoscope

If you’ve got something to get off your chest or a big idea you’ve been dying to share, you’ll find the words to articulate your vision starting November 4. Structured Saturn, your ruling planet, rouses from a four-and-a-half-month retrograde in Pisces, re-activating your third house of communication and ideas. 

Since June 17, Saturn’s backspin could have left you tongue-tied or stymied around expressing your thoughts or marketing your message. People may have been resistant to your ideas. Saturn’s slowdown helped you ponder the tough questions—AND devise satisfactory answers for the decision makers.

With skeptical Saturn in your house of kindred spirits, you may have gotten a little closed off to people. Are your standards so high that no one can possibly meet them? Give people a fair chance to be your partners and collaborators before writing them off at their first fumble. Increase your tolerance for human error and, above all, talk it through. Everything is a negotiation. Take the time to have a conversation (or three) and gather the facts!

Masterful Saturn rules experts and mentors. With Saturn here until February 2026, it’s a great time to work with a media trainer, voice coach or public speaking pro. Learn the techniques, one step at a time, and you’ll increase your impact. The power of presence is an art form, one you’re encouraged to learn through practice, practice and more practice.

Ego trip alert! A team member or collaborator could provoke serious drama today with their attention-seeking antics, sowing chaos among the ranks. In order to wrest control back from this dominating derailer, a full-blown confrontation may be unavoidable. On the other hand, will reacting just give this bully more of what they want? 

Some people gain a false sense of power by seeing that they can push your buttons. You may have to sit on your hands lest you start a texting war or say something you’ll live to regret. Outside of all that, slow down! The erratic energy of this Mars-Uranus face-off can make people accident-prone, especially if you make hasty moves or multitask.