Susan Miller Daily Horoscope 2018.04.05

Your ruling planet, Mars, is now at the top of your chart, bringing you and your career into the spotlight but challenging your personal identity. Next, see Susan Miller's daily horoscope for 2018.04.05.

Susan Miller Daily Horoscope 2018.04.05

Aries

Your ruling planet, Mars, is now at the top of your chart, bringing you and your career into the spotlight but challenging your personal identity. Be careful and cautious in all your communications; you will feel defensive but may speak your mind without having all the facts. Avoid sensitive conversations with confident people - especially about personal projects and goals - and instead focus on improving your work or processes. Also, if you develop a health problem, the clinicians you have worked with may be able to help.

Taurus

Immigration, import/export, or academic issues may come to the forefront, as Mercury in your international and education sector conjuncts your privacy sector. Proceed with caution as you may feel more sensitive than usual and could misinterpret instructions or conversations. If possible, take a day or two to respond so you can think about what's best for you. As for your health, if you are working with a therapist, exploring the past will help you make progress.

Gemini

Mars in your house of shared finances will be arguing with your ruling planet Mercury in your house of friendships and business partnerships, suggesting that you need time to think before investing money in an invention or a colleague's business idea. With Mercury retrograde, you'd be wise to slow down when filing details, reviewing contracts, and considering joint venture needs. Your friendship house also rules charity, so avoid taking on volunteer roles or making major donations until you talk to your partner.

Cancer

Mercury is retrograde in your career sector, and it's conjunct Mars in your house of committed partnerships, so you may be feeling the demands of your work life with a close relationship with a business advisor or partner that could cause miscommunication or extra work. Your spouse may object to the additional responsibilities you are taking on at work. When you are talking to people and reading emails, be sensitive, read between the lines to understand the real message being conveyed, and give yourself time to prepare before a discussion or negotiation.