This is the point in any year when the focus is on your career and professional situation, matters and options, with the Sun always spending the first three weeks of any year in your career sector. This year there is something stripped back about this that is clarifying, transparent and for some a chance to see your professional options in a whole new light. The reason for this is that there is nothing happening on the job front at the time and this allows you to focus exclusively on career matters and that means a chance to focus on the bigger picture. From 2014 to 2017 you had Saturn in your work sector, so while planetary activity on the career front was a boost on both fronts, you were never able to focus just on career matters. Then you had Jupiter in your work sector from November 2018 to December 2019, so this continued to divide your attention. Early next month the South Node will return to your work sector where it will not only spend the next 18 months but in that time create a series of eclipses. This is good news for job matters and professionally in general but it means that this time next year, you will again be looking at both job and career matters. Mars only left your work sector in February so you have plenty of momentum and untapped job potential to explore and exploit, but until the Sun leaves your career sector on 20th April there is a chance to focus more on career matters as a whole. In saying that, the Moon's return to your work sector from 11th April to 13th April will put it at a friendly aspect to the Sun, creating what should be some good days for job and career matters. With Mercury returning to your career sector on 11th April with a chance to get your head in the game and around your options, the timing couldn't be better.