by Susan Miller
July should turn out to be a friendly month that will allow you to accomplish a lot. Do as much as you can this month, for in August Mercury will go retrograde from August 4 to August 28.
Even so, August will become a big month for progress in your career. I believe a VIP you worked with in the past or an executive you had interviewed with previously, perhaps a year ago, may come back to ask you to come in again. (They might realize now that they hired the wrong person for the job.) Indeed, people from your past will become assets to you and help you progress. Don’t be overly concerned about Mercury retrograde—nothing can stop you as you fire up your engine and steamroll ahead.
Spend July getting your résumé in shape or preparing for the start of a major project that will begin in August or September. Keep your eye on the new moon in Leo next month on August 4 for career news. No new moon is “just for a day,” so be ready to use the days that follow next month’s new moon to find your dream job.
July would also be ideal for a vacation because this month you have a new moon in your ninth house, which rules exotic, exciting foreign locations (ones that require your passport for entry). New moons bring unexpected opportunities and different themes each month. Your ninth house is one of experimentation, exploration, and adventure, and urges you to see the world in a newer, more panoramic 360-degree view.
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