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UAE Moments
3 hours ago
- Business
- UAE Moments
♑ Capricorn: Daily Horoscope for June 19, 2025
Capricorn, today the universe invites you to embrace change and transformation. With the Moon in Aries sextile Pluto in Aquarius, your ambitious nature is supported by cosmic energies. Love Horoscope In the realm of love, dear Capricorn, today is a day to embrace the unexpected. The Moon in Aries encourages you to take bold steps in your relationships. If you've been holding back your feelings, now is the time to express them. Whether it's a simple gesture of affection or a heartfelt conversation, your openness will be appreciated. Remember, vulnerability can be a strength, not a weakness. For those single, a spontaneous encounter might spark something exciting. Keep your heart open and let the universe surprise you. Career Horoscope In the workplace, Capricorn, today is a day to harness the ambitious energy of the Moon in Aries. This aspect with Pluto in Aquarius supports bold career moves and innovative thinking. If you've been contemplating a new project or a change in direction, now is the time to act. Your natural discipline and foresight will guide you to make strategic decisions. Collaborate with colleagues who share your vision, and don't shy away from taking the lead. Your determination and hard work will not go unnoticed, paving the way for future success. Health Horoscope Today, Capricorn, your well-being is enhanced by the dynamic energy of the Moon in Aries. It's a perfect day to engage in physical activities that invigorate your body and mind. Consider a brisk walk in nature or a new workout routine to channel this vibrant energy. Remember, balance is key, so ensure you also take time to relax and recharge. Meditation or a quiet moment of reflection can help you maintain inner peace. Embrace the day with a spirit of adventure, and you'll find your vitality renewed. Finance Horoscope Financially, Capricorn, today's celestial alignment encourages you to be strategic and forward-thinking. The Moon in Aries sextile Pluto in Aquarius suggests that innovative ideas could lead to financial growth. It's a good time to review your investments or consider new opportunities that align with your long-term goals. However, remain cautious and avoid impulsive decisions. Trust in your ability to make wise choices and remember that patience often leads to the best outcomes. Your disciplined approach will serve you well.
UAE Moments
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- UAE Moments
♈ Aries Daily Horoscope for June 19, 2025
The fire's still burning — but it's time to channel it wisely. Today, you're feeling ambitious and ready to get things done . But don't let your impulsive side run the show. Cosmic vibes are asking you to take a breath before making big decisions. Focus and clarity will get you farther than rushing full speed ahead. Career: You're feeling extra goal-driven, and that's great — just make sure your confidence doesn't come off as pushy. A colleague may surprise you with support or insight. Collaboration = progress today. Love: Romantic energy is a little spicy right now. If you're partnered, keep things playful instead of picking fights. If single, someone bold and different may catch your eye — stay open to the unexpected. Body: You're buzzing with energy, but that can lead to overexertion. Fit in a solid workout, but balance it out with stretching or some grounding breathwork. Also, don't skip meals — you'll need steady fuel. Mental Health: There's a lot going on in your head today. You might be overthinking something small — let it go. A short break or a creative outlet can help you clear the fog. Pro Tip: Don't rush to win every battle. Sometimes the real power is knowing when to pause. Join our FREE WhatsApp channel to dive into a world of real-time engagement! This article was previously published on qatarmoments. To see the original article, click here
UAE Moments
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- UAE Moments
♈ Aries Daily Horoscope for June 20, 2025
You're not just showing up—you're taking the lead (again). But today's vibe wants you to mix action with intention. The Moon's still in Capricorn, and it's helping you zoom in on your goals with laser focus. You're driven, dialed in, and determined—not just to get things done, but to get them done right. It's not the day for shortcuts or quick fixes, Aries. Keep it steady and serious, and your efforts will get noticed. 💼 Career & Ambitions: People are looking to you for direction—even if they don't say it out loud. Step up. You're in a prime spot to showcase your leadership skills without being overbearing. Just watch out for micromanaging tendencies. You don't have to do everything yourself (even if it feels like you can). 💖 Love & Relationships: You might come off as a bit all-business today, and that could throw your partner or crush off. Soften the edges when it counts. A little vulnerability = a lot of connection. Single Aries? Look for someone who vibes with your ambition, not just your confidence. 💪 Body & Wellness: Today's the perfect day for a strength workout—physical or otherwise. Your endurance is solid, and your body's craving structure. Even a solid posture check or a power walk will do wonders for your energy. 🧠 Mental Health Check: You're taking on a lot—but have you checked in with yourself lately? Don't let hustle mode drown out your inner voice. Take five minutes to breathe and mentally declutter.
Globe and Mail
4 days ago
- General
- Globe and Mail
Your daily horoscope: June 17, 2025
As Mars moves into one of the more sensitive areas of your chart on your birthday you must keep a lid on your emotions. You will find there is no such thing as getting just a little bit angry about events. You cannot afford to lose control. Envy may not be the best of emotions but it can be the catalyst that gets you to strive harder. With Mars, your ruler, moving into the work area of your chart today it's okay to look at a senior colleague and aim to do better than them. Try not to attach too much importance to what you are told by other people today, especially if they are the sort of people who enjoy putting other people down. Ambitious Mars' moves into the most dynamic area of your chart making you almost unbeatable. If you allow minor irritations to get to you today they will divert your attention and your energy away from the issues that really matter. On the home front especially, refuse to get involved in problems you know are not really problems at all. You need to toughen up and let rivals and competitors know they won't get the better of you no matter how hard they try. You don't have to be overly aggressive but you will need to bare your teeth so they know you mean business. You have been so active of late that it was inevitable that you took a few wrong turnings and made a few mistakes along the way. The good news is you are still well on course to reach your No. 1 goal, so don't waste time on regrets. The world may be coming apart at the seams but with Mars moving into your sign you won't care in the slightest. Why? Because you recognize that the more things fall apart the more opportunities there will be for you personally. Yes that's selfish, but so what? You cannot hope to be in control of events every minute of every day, so stop being so hard on yourself and ease back a little over the next 24 hours. A more hands-off approach will work better for you both at home and at work. You may not be the most outgoing member of the zodiac but as Mars is now moving into the friendship area of your chart you should find it easier to open up to people you meet along the way. You may even discover they are just like you. People in positions of authority may have their doubts about your abilities but Mars in the career area of your chart will endow you with so much self-belief and so much get-up-and-go that those doubts will soon disappear. Aim for the big time! Everything seems right with your world at the moment and long may it continue, but some of the people you are closest to are not exactly bubbling with joy. What can you do to cheer them up? Maybe you should start by listening to their woes. The fact that you feel uncomfortable about what's going on in your social circle will spur you on to do something about it. The course you choose to take won't make you popular but it will do the most amount of good for the people who really need it. Don't waste your time arguing the toss with someone whose outlook on life is at odds with your own. Their way of looking at the world is so different from your own that a meeting of minds is all but impossible. Just stay out of each other's way. Discover more about yourself at
Telegraph
5 days ago
- Business
- Telegraph
Young Britons are swapping hard work for handouts
Young people aren't idiots. Hard work doesn't, as they've realised, lead to guaranteed success. Just 16pc of the students who have been polled by charity The 93% Club believe that it's the hardest working or most talented who land the top jobs. Most – 72pc – instead believe career success simply boils down to who you know. Why slog away, many will conclude, if hard work gets you nowhere. Most have already clocked that the old way of doing things – work hard, buy a house – is a distant memory. Almost half a million more young people are living at home with their parents than they were two decades ago. So in many ways it's understandable that so many enter adulthood feeling 'meh' about working life, with almost a million -year-olds neither working, training nor studying. They might be unfairly perceived as entitled, overly fragile and eager to waste money on avocado and lattes. But with wages stagnant, job vacancies falling and cost of living high – it's no wonder so many have concluded that hard work only pays off for the very privileged or very lucky. All fair enough, especially for those whose education and early careers were upended by Covid lockdowns. But now it's time for young Britons to stop moping and move on. Every generation has had its challenges, so this surrendering of any ambition is getting boring. Older generations didn't stroll out of school and go straight into home ownership. There were often gruelling factory jobs from the age of 15, minimal holidays and poor living conditions to get through first. Hard work was always part of the deal. Working hard at the start of a career has until recently been considered a given, but now it's almost fashionable among young workers to be seen doing the bare minimum. Social media users are live-quitting their jobs on TikTok or dishing out advice on how to get away with doing as little as possible in a nine-to-five. Hospitality businesses which typically rely on young staff are struggling to hire those who just want to work from home, while the Lords have been told that unemployed youngsters 'on the internet 24 hours a day' now don't want to get out of bed for a salary of less than £40,000. If young people seemed happy with all of this, then why not – older generations certainly have a thing or two to learn about work-life balance and putting any career stress into perspective. Nobody looks back on their life wishing they spent more time in the office and less time with their children, for example. But rates of depression and anxiety among young people have been soaring in recent years, suggesting that rising unemployment or a deliberate lack of ambition isn't leaving anyone with a spring in their step. For many, this deliberate tapping out of adulthood won't feel like real freedom at all. But young Britons aren't exactly flushed with choice. Last week we learnt that 274,000 jobs have been lost over the last 12 months. The Government is determined to change that, and is urging businesses such as care home operators to train up unemployed Britons instead of recruiting from overseas. In reality, nothing will shift while hard work is considered a failure. Geoff Butcher, who runs several care homes in the Midlands, told my colleague last month that most UK job applicants never turn up for interviews, while the few who do end up failing probation or quitting in the first three months. 'The majority of them just find it too hard work,' he said, adding that the benefit system is a large part of the problem; 'It's a way of life, kind of bumping along the bottom'. Many British workers simply don't fancy these demanding roles. But the state cannot step in and give everyone a friction-free life, and nor should it. While the reasons for some young people wanting to snub hard work are understandable to an extent, giving in to a life of idleness can lead to depression, loneliness or – as former Tory chancellor Lord Hammond recently put it – a drift towards entitlement which can become hard to shake. 'The modern welfare state has turned from a culture of mutual self-help to a world that is based on rights,' he told The Telegraph recently. ''It's my right to be protected by the state.' 'It's my right to be fed and housed and clothed and provided for with healthcare and everything else, regardless of whether I contribute or not.' That's a very different cultural approach to the challenge of the balance of the state versus the individual's responsibility.' Yet it's a hard cycle to break out of. Those who have been out of work can lose confidence about going back. Hard work has become part of the culture war narrative, with Nigel Farage recently claiming that Reform voters are 'alarm clock' people who are up early and working hard. In reality, underneath the apparent lack of ambition and apathy towards work, most young adults would like to be an 'alarm clock' person with somewhere to be. They just might need some extra help realising that.
