Sagittarius Monthly Horoscope

Opportunities could arrive out of the blue this March 14, so be prepared to pounce! A total lunar eclipse in Virgo—the first in this sign since 2016—brings major momentum for your career. Eclipses open exciting windows of opportunity, ones that don’t often leave much time for deliberating. So when an enticing offer comes in, DO leap in to learn all you can about it. There may even be an established entity involved, like a major corporation or an industry influencer. 

This could be a launchpad into a new league, Sagittarius, or it could simply be a false flag that makes you realize how much you actually ARE craving a move in this direction. You may have to wait until eclipse season wraps on March 29 to know for sure. One way or another, don’t approach this passively or casually. With the month-ending eclipse opposite uber-polished Saturn, you’ll want to make sure you only put your best foot forward. Better to ask for more time to get them a proposal than to lay out something half-prepared. There may be a few steps YOU need to go through in a potential vendor’s process that are annoying but necessary.

Eclipses can bring surprises, and any people whose offers you turn down may step up their game, revealing just how badly they actually want you. In some cases, however, the eclipse will bring a test. This might come in the form of a contract that just isn't on par with your level of experience or expertise. Avoid settling for less than you're worth or taking on a high-maintenance client just because they bring a bit of prestige. And if taking on a project could damage your reputation in any way, it’s best to just pass. Be selective and make sure the terms work for YOU. 

On the flip side, you should also avoid faking it 'til you make it. Be honest about what you are capable of doing. Being the little fish in the big pond is fine, too; in fact, it's the best way to grow. This eclipse may open a fresh chapter with an important man. From fathers to brothers to love interests, you’re ready to turn over a new leaf in the relationship. That may involve being more honest about your opinions, tastes and boundaries. No people-pleasing allowed!