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March 21–April 19Happy birthday Aries! Starting Saturday, you‘re lit with energy and charisma as your season kicks off. Pursue your interests and heed that lightening fast intuition; no second-guessing your excellent inner voice.

Externalize your attention on a goal, new direction, or project rather than scattering yourself on a myriad of novelty interests.

Put your best foot forward and book in updates to your look from hair to outfit. In the meantime, take regular pitstops and solitude to consolidate your thoughts.

April 20–May 20This is your last social blast before the weekend; then it's time out from hectic socials, screen time, and generally keeping up with all things on the outer reaches of your radar.

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