Because the Sun will always spend the first three weeks of November in your work sector, the solar spotlight is always on your work situation, job matters and options or on whatever it is that keeps you busy and occupies your time at this time of year. However, this time with a lot more support and by the end of the first week, with the pace starting to dial back. It was Mars' return last month that kicked off not just some of the busiest six weeks of this year, but since he was last here in 2023. Mars returned ahead of the Sun, but with Mercury with him to help you work smarter. Mercury left last month but will retrograde back in for a do over on 19th November. The busy pace that Mars likes to see should start to dial back when he leaves on 5th November, with Venus' return on 7th November ushering in a phase that is more about what you can attract. Venus will still be here and Mercury will have retrograded back in by the time the Moon not only moves through from 18th November to 20th November, but in the lead up to the Sun's departure on 22nd November, as a New Moon. Adding to what will be a powerful month across the income, work and career fronts, is that Saturn and Neptune have both retrograded back into your career sector, while Jupiter is making his first visit to your income sector in 12 years. Meanwhile, while the Sun won't return to your relationship sector until 22nd November, the point in each year when the solar spotlight will always shift onto your relationships, this is where Mercury, the planet of communication will start the month and where Mars will return on 5th November. As there isn't a moment this month when there aren't planets in your work or relationship sectors, this makes this an important month for both. Meanwhile, before returning to your work sector on 7th November, in her final days in a playful and creative part of your chart, Venus will be doing her best to ensure life doesn't become all work and no play. It is a day later that after five months in Gemini, Uranus will retrograde back out, having planted seeds and ideas that he can return to when he returns in April 2026, to spend the next six years here.