Astrologer Susan Miller shares what’s in store for the zodiac in 2023

Capricorn (December 22 – January 19): “You’ve been held back by money. You’ve had Saturn in this house for three years, but it leaves on March 7th and won’t come back. You’ll learn to communicate better and might take creative writing lessons or learn about voiceovers. But the best part of your life is the house. If You want the apartment or home of your dreams, then start looking.You are luckier than anyone in your zodiac for this right now.

You lose it in May but that’s when love comes along. So feather your nest and get ready for love. Or, if you’ve already found love, that little one you’ve been thinking about. If you say, “No, no, I don’t want any kids,” you can use it to get creative. In astrology, the House of the Child and the House of Creative Projects are the same.”

Aquarius (January 20 – February 18): “You’ve been through a lot because you’ve had Saturn in Aquarius for three years but it’s leaving on March 7. Jupiter is in your house of communication. Maybe you’re starting a podcast series, maybe you’ve been invited to be a regular columnist for a magazine or maybe you’ve been asked to speak to groups. If this is your goal, focus on it.If you have this book in you, then I want you to start working right away.

You get the real estate aspects that Capricorns have now and they will present them to you on a silver platter. Don’t buy your house or apartment until May 2023 until May 2024. Don’t settle for anything less than the best. “

Pisces (February March 19-20): “You just had your Emerald year, and in January, you start making money off of all that hard work. With all the seeds you’ve planted, the money starts flowing in. It’s funny because Pisces doesn’t care about money as a priority in life, but the universe corrects and rewards you. .

In the second part of the year, you start writing or speaking. There was a huge influence on writing for Pisces – you might write a book, you might have already written a Hollywood pick or you might write a screenplay that gets a lot of acclaim. Put pen to paper or start speaking into a microphone.”