Overview: Your old habits have become something like a worn, fuzzy blanket, something that gives you comfort even though it might not be very good for you. You need to make sure that the blanket you cling to won't actually end up suffocating you. Today, take an objective look at the things you do in your life and ask yourself whether they're necessary or productive. If they are neither, it's time to get rid of them! Refocus on improving your health.
Career: The day will work out well for you however you decide to spend it. You have much more latitude than you realize. Your flow of positive energy can help everyone you work with, and you'll be able to sway the opinions of others without much effort.
Singles: It'll be a lot of fun to hit the town with your pals tonight, but make sure not to deplete your savings. You can get out and meet people without breaking the bank.
Couples: If something isn't working for you two, why not just change it? It's a heck of a lot better than just shutting up about it or putting up with it!
Finance: Watch closely those around you. Exactly how different people handle adversity is an education in itself. If you pay attention, you'll learn the lessons of a lifetime without spending a penny.
Food: Perseverance will be your key to success today. The old 'try and try again' adage will ring true as you finally master something difficult. But that first taste of a hearty shitake mushroom and miso soup will have you feeling like you're dining in one of Tokyo's finer restaurants.
Beauty: Being able to negotiate your way in or out of anything is a point of pride. If you're a regular customer at a favorite salon or spa, talk to your crew and see what they can work out. You deserve a few perks.
Mom: This is a good day to get a few things straight about money, especially if yours is not the only name on the account. Put pencil to paper and make some calculations, calling in someone older and wiser if necessary.
Teen: You may have a lot to say, but say it quickly and move on -- nobody is ready for long or convoluted explanations just now. Even if others are chattering away, keep it short and sweet.
Home: A new season has you thinking about what else you could be doing differently around your home. Get any 'tween' children involved in de-cluttering their rooms for a garage sale. Have a family discussion about whether each person gets to keep the money they earn, or if you will pool it together.
Green: Serve as a beacon for change in your community. You love getting everyone together, so make it a green affair: blend education and fun. Host a dinner party for your pals, and invite an energy expert (check out your city utility department) to talk about energy saving, composting, water conservation -- whatever -- during dessert.
More: Your plans might not go exactly as you envisioned, but you should be accustomed to setbacks by now. Stop pouting and change your approach. Just don't stray too far from your original idea or you'll have a big mess on your hands.