Pisces weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for July 20
Read on to see what's written in the stars for you today.
PISCES
FEB 19 - MAR 20
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You're a star at work and can be lined up for a sparkling new role without your knowledge.
In every task this week, give your absolute best – but without pretending you know more than you do.
Admitting gaps is better than covering them up.
As for passion, it has a cosy element that suits you so well – so do make time to cuddle up, however busy you may be.
DESTINY DAYS: You're at your daring best on Tuesday, ready to put your visions to the test.
But Thursday and Saturday are days for cash caution - do make sure all research is done.
LUCKY LINKS: The last person who messaged you.
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A countdown from fifty. A book written by a famous actor.
MOON MOTIVATION: If you're unsettled at work right now and considering a change - the fitness world can be a great option.
You have brilliant people skills, and sense of humour, plus deep natural understanding of the challenges others may face.
This makes you a great coach or trainer.
But original recipes — in food or beauty — can be a smart sideline for you too, starting this week.
Sharing your passion for success and your One Big Idea with like-minded colleagues can set you on a new road to adventure.
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