Taurus 2020 Career Horoscope

While you begin the year with planets on the job and career fronts, neither are significant enough to lead you to believe that this is anything other than an ordinary professional year. However, in saying that the year definitely gets off to a good start. It was in November, just as all planetary activity on the job front last year was running its course that the asteroid Juno, queen of commitment returned for what should have been a chance to spend two months cementing a sense of resolve, committing to a game plan and resolutions. This allows you to begin the year with some clear objectives and a sense of conviction on the job front. However, instead of leaving in the early weeks of the year, as she should, a retrograde phase will keep Juno here until 20th September. With Mercury, the first of the faster planets returning to your work sector on 6th September, this creates an unusual amount of continuity.

However, Juno is only an asteroid and won’t get things moving on the job front as the Sun, Mercury and Venus can, from 6th September through to 11th November. However, Juno will provide a steady hand at the helm, allowing you to keep work and job matters on a straight line and to maintain a sense of conviction and resolve. This is good news for work and job matters, providing enough support to keep things on track but not to the degree that this will make demands. In the meantime, having returned just before Christmas, the year begins with Venus in your career sector. This allows you to also begin the year with your professional confidence, desires and expectations fueled. This will give your heart a voice in the first two weeks of the year and as the planet of money, a chance to also steer things in a lucrative direction. It is a week after Venus leaves that the Sun will return to your career sector on 21st January in order to throw the solar spotlight on your career and professional situation, matters and options, as he does at this time every year.

With the Sun gone by 19th February, Mercury only here from 17th January to 4th February and neither they nor Venus returning until 2021, all planetary activity on the career front will be over by the end of February. Even if that was the case, which it isn’t, that would be fairly typical and what you would expect in terms of planetary activity on the career front each year. It is just over a month later that things take an exciting and extraordinary turn, one that takes things out of the realms of what you would expect in a typical professional year and into the game changing realm. It begins with Saturn’s return to your career sector on 22nd March, followed by Mars just days later on 31st March. As this is Saturn’s first visit in three decades it is also the first time they have met up here in three decades. Mars is here until 13th May and Saturn will retrograde back out on 2nd July. However, Saturn will not only return on 17th December but bring Jupiter with him, returning three days later on 20th December. Saturn’s return in March is preparation for what lies ahead, through to 2023.