It is a given that when the Sun leaves your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery and returns to your career sector on 19th February, this is the point in each year when the solar spotlight will shift off the adventurous side of life's fence and onto the professional side. However, with everything about to be flipped on its head. Until Pluto, the planet of change and transformation returned to spend the next 20 years in an adventurous part of your chart in November 2024, there were only a few months each year when things were active here. On the other hand, there has been near continuous planetary activity in your career sector since 2010. This month will see that reverse. While Pluto is in your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery until 2044 and has been here for over a year now, it wasn't until after 13 years Neptune left your career sector at the end of last month that a period of continuous planetary activity on the career front began to run its course. After three years, Saturn will leave your career sector on 14th February, ending a transition from an always active to a sometimes active part of your chart and where it will stay. The next outer planet to return to spend years in your career sector will be Uranus in 2087. Fortunately, there is a crossover between the two, so there will be no sudden drop off professionally, with Mercury returning to spend the next two months in your career sector on 7th February and Venus on 10th February to spend the rest of the month here. Both will return before Saturn leaves, while the Sun will return on 19th February and Mars early next month. The most active months of the year on the career front are just kicking off, but the underlying long game that has been playing out for decades is coming to an end. On the other hand, your sector of adventure, travel, learning and discovery will remain continuously active until 2044.