For September 17, 2026

By Leah Powers: Wall Street Trader, Moonlight Astrologer, Cosmic Strategist

Unleashing Your Power: One Star-Powered Strategy at a Time

She’s a sharp, witty Wall Street trader-turned-astrologer. Leah brings no-nonsense New York energy, a dry sense of humor, and astrological insight that’s as fierce as her financial forecasts. Expect sass, smarts, and star-powered strategies.

Daily Insight

This morning, keeping your head clear may require a little help from the people around you, which is precisely why competent allies are worth considerably more than inspirational quotes. A useful conversation, outside perspective, or well-timed reality check could keep you moving toward the bigger goal instead of getting distracted by something shiny, urgent, and completely irrelevant.

By 10:41 p.m., the Moon moves into Sagittarius, widening the view and turning our attention toward open roads, stronger possibilities, and conversations that actually take us somewhere. Start close to home. Follow the idea that makes you curious, ask the better question, and give the most interesting possibility enough room to develop before deciding whether it deserves a place in your line-up.

Later, Uranus adds a little unpredictability to the itinerary, because an easy plan will make everyone too comfortable. Travel, schedules, messages, meetings, or decisions could shift without much warning, so keep your options open and your communication exceptionally clear.

This is not the day to confuse spontaneity with poor planning. Be curious enough to explore, but grounded enough to confirm the details. A bold move is considerably more impressive when everyone has read the same map and is headed in roughly the same direction.

Pro Tip

Before changing direction, confirm who else is coming with you. Vision is fabulous; scrambling because there is a surprise with your logistics is considerably less charming.

For the Guys: Your Star-Driven Forecast

Headspace: Curious, ambitious, and ready to look beyond the usual playbook.

Best Move: Ask one smart question before making the next big move. Good information has an excellent return on investment.

Worst Move: Assuming everybody understood the plan because nobody interrupted you.

Power Metric: Communication, adaptability, and strategic timing.

Verdict: Think bigger, move smarter, and make sure the team knows which direction the car is actually going in.

♈ Horoscopes for Entrepreneurs and Bosses

♈ Aries – The Trailblazer (March 21 – April 19)

A new idea could tempt you to move immediately, which is expected. Pause long enough to confirm the facts, then go; speed works better when somebody has looked both ways.

♉ Taurus – The Builder (April 20 – May 20)

A financial or scheduling adjustment may require more flexibility than you originally budgeted for. Protect the essentials, but don’t become emotionally attached to Plan A simply because you worked hard on it.

♊ Gemini – The Networker (May 21 – June 20)

Conversations can open doors today, especially when you stop trying to predict the answer before asking the question. Listen carefully; somebody may hand you useful information disguised as casual conversation.

♋ Cancer – The Nurturer (June 21 – July 22)

Your instinct may be to keep everyone comfortable, but clarity will serve the group better than endless accommodation. Say what the plan is, what you need, and what can realistically happen next.

♌ Leo – The Leader (July 23 – August 22)

Your confidence is strong, but today’s advantage comes from curiosity, not performance. Ask for another perspective before making the grand announcement; occasionally the whole room may know something better.

♍ Virgo – The Strategist (August 23 – September 22)

Your eye for detail is invaluable today, particularly when plans start shifting. Just remember that flexibility is also a strategy, not evidence that everything is no longer working.

♎ Libra – The Diplomat (September 23 – October 22)

A conversation may need a clearer decision instead of another round of polite consideration. Keep the tone gracious, but give the discussion somewhere to land.

♏ Scorpio – The Powerhouse (October 23 – November 21)

You may spot a hidden complication before everyone else does. Use that advantage to improve the plan, not to quietly judge the people who missed it.

♐ Sagittarius – The Visionary (November 22 – December 21)

The Moon moves into your sign tonight, and suddenly the horizon looks considerably more interesting. Explore, brainstorm, and think bigger, but verify your possibilities before you make concrete plans.

♑ Capricorn – The Executive (December 22 – January 19)

Your instinct for structure will help steady a day that may contain a few unexpected edits. Keep the goal fixed and let the route change; that is called management, not surrender.

♒ Aquarius – The Disruptor (January 20 – February 18)

Uranus energy may feel strangely familiar today, which means you’re unusually comfortable when everybody else starts blinking at the revised plan. Use your originality to solve the problem, not to invent three additional ones for entertainment.

♓ Pisces – The Dreamer (February 19 – March 20)

An intuitive hunch may point toward a promising idea, conversation, or direction. Give it structure before committing; inspiration becomes considerably more useful once it has an address and a deadline.

Lucky Number: 5

Five is the number of movement, curiosity, flexibility, and change today. Use it as your reminder that a revised route can still lead somewhere profitable, provided you remembered to tell everyone else.

Astro Clarity Moment

Changing the plan is not the problem. Failing to communicate that change is the point when the bigger invoice usually arrives.

Leah Powers – “Unleashing Your Power”

Contact: Don’t worry…. I will find you when you’re ready.

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"Follow the bigger idea today, but keep the communication clean enough that nobody needs a search party to find the point. Adventure is good for business, but confusion rarely makes the company newsletter." Love, Leah

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