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Leo, November 2026: Your Monthly Horoscope

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Your standards are sky-high, Leo, and you’re not shy about them. You expect a lot from your friends, your partners, your coworkers, and the barista who keeps getting your order wrong. Most of all, you expect a lot from yourself. That bar has pushed you to make bold work and love people generously, and the people in your corner know they’re getting your best. The flip side is that you almost never give yourself credit for hitting the mark, because you’ve already raised it again. This month, the Sun walks you through a series of tests that ask a simple question: whose standards are you actually trying to meet?

The month opens with the Sun in Scorpio, which feels like working under fluorescent lights after months of golden hour. Scorpio is intense and probing, and it wants to see what’s underneath the polish. On the 4th, the Sun meets Mercury, and your inner critic gets a megaphone. You might replay a presentation you gave, a text you sent, or a decision you made, picking it apart line by line. Some of that self-review is healthy. You care about doing things well, and that care is one of your best qualities. Just notice when the review turns into a trial with you as the defendant and no chance of acquittal.

The first half of November is a good time to sort your standards into two piles. One pile holds the ones that come from you, the values you’d stand by even if no one ever found out. The other pile holds the ones you picked up somewhere along the way. A parent who only praised the A’s. A boss........

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