Daily Horoscope for Leo

Horoscope Cast for Tuesday, January 31st, 2023

by daniel "bud" dowd

Daily Horoscope for Leo Summary

The energy is intensifying a little bit and it's going to bring into focus persistent issues we deal with in our lives, especially ones we're growing tired of or impatient about. It has been said that time heals all wounds, but some people take that too much to heart - in a lot of situations, there are people who just wait for things to improve, but do nothing about it. This usually doesn't work unless you're insanely fortunate, and it's not something you can rely on. Realistically, the best bet we have is to make some kind of change that may or may not better our position.

This energy makes it much easier to sit back and hope things will get better, because the inspiration to do something won't be there. At the same time, that can make us more irritated the longer things stay the same. So the solution is don't do that. Every backwards movement is movement at a time like this. And sometimes you have to back up before you can go forward again. In order to see some form of movement, we have to do something different than we have been, and it's probably something we don't feel like doing. But if you commit to making some changes, you'll start noticing differences in your situations, and that can free them up enough to where you can start coming up with better solutions to lingering problems. It all starts with you, so take hold of that power within to control what's going on around you. Best of luck.

Bud

The Daily Horoscope for Leo

Today can turn into a battle of attention in some respects and that's not going to be the best thing for your relationships. If your actions capture the spotlight, that's great, and you'll have earned it on your own merits. But you shouldn't go out there looking to diminish what others have accomplished either, something you're prone to doing. That sort of thing will only build animosity with others. Even if there's a jealous feeling within, giving others proper respect for what they've done can help build relationships.