Gemini weekly horoscope: What your star sign has in store for June 29
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GEMINI
MAY 22 - JUNE 21
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You start your Venus time with a treasure chest of positive personal feelings.
Instead of talking down your true self, even in fun, you can boost yourself up, really start to believe in your own right to succeed.
This can highlight love choices, and the kind of work moves that enrich every part of you.
Even the ones you usually hide.
Friends who seem so together may secretly need help.
DESTINY DAYS
On Monday, get moving, walk a little more, sit a little less.
Tackle admin backlog on Thursday.
Be a rock for a restless workmate on Friday.
LUCKY LINKS
An all-female musical group.
Contests linked to flags.
Numbers that add up to 101.
ASK YOUR NEPTUNE QUESTIONS
As the most fragile but also fiercely alive of planets spins into retrograde, you are asking all kinds of difficult questions.
The theme is who you keep close to you, and why – and what part you could play in the local community, or wider world.
Are my friends really my friends?
Do I gravitate towards fake confidence or drama over genuine connections?
Do I do enough to show special people they matter to me?
When you answer these questions honestly, you pave the way to a more connected, and fulfilling future.
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