Because the Sun will always spend the last 10 days and the first three weeks of each year in your communication sector, the focus is not only on communication in the early weeks of the year, but this is a smart and intellectually savvy part of your chart, making it easier to remain mentally sharper and focused and better able to think on your feet. The array of planets here is giving you a tool for every occasion, from Mars' war on communication roadblocks and barriers, whether real or imagined, to Venus' focus on giving your heart and your relationships a voice. You even have the asteroid Juno, the queen of commitment and especially commitment to your relationships here. The one planet that can bring it all together is Mercury, with the planet of communication moving through from 2nd January to 21st January. With Uranus back in your relationship sector but leaving again in April and then not returning for another eight decades, it is your relationships that are benefiting from this. While Juno will stay on until the end of October, with the resolve to get and keep the communication lines open, the Sun and the rest of the planets will not only leave, but within the space of a five day period from 18th January to 23rd January. While the Sun's departure from your communication sector and return to your home and family sector on 20th January is the point in each year when the solar spotlight will always shift onto home, family and/or property matters, this year he is bringing Venus, Mars and Mercury with him. By then, with Neptune returning to spend the next 13 years in your work sector on 27th January and Saturn a few weeks later, efforts will have been put in to erect the kind of guardrails that will guard against life becoming all work and no play. Helping with that won't just be Neptune and Saturn in their final weeks in a playful and creative part of your chart, but for the first time in 12 years, starting the year with Jupiter in an adventurous part of your chart and a Full Moon there on 3rd January.