As a sensitive water sign, your wellbeing is significantly influenced by the company you keep – and perhaps you’ve been surrounding yourself with the wrong kind of people. A Solar Eclipse in your friendship zone in the first week of the year may be a crisis point or a sudden shock which helps to clarify in your mind what needs to be done. A Lunar Eclipse in your health zone at the end of January urges a focus on your mental health, so don’t hesitate to walk away from those who drain you.Once Uranus, the rebel planet, settles in your neighborhood zone in early March, you’ll find it easy to pick and choose who you spend time with. A New Moon in Pisces, also in early March, helps you to put yourself first and to recognise those who are truly on your side. With Mercury retrograde in your sign at this time, you may find it awkward at first to say no to people, but it will quickly become second nature.Spend the year surrounding yourself with those who love you and those who are on the same wavelength as you. Once Jupiter arrives in your friendship zone in early December, many new faces will come into your orbit and new friendships will bring you great joy. There’s a mentor-like figure waiting for you too, likely to emerge in mid-December. Being stricter with the company you choose will enable your own identity to flourish – and not before time!2019 is a relatively quiet year in your love life. If you’re happy in a relationship, you’re likely to stay that way; if you’re single, you can enjoy plenty of good company and fun encounters. A Full Moon in your romance zone in late February is an excellent time for a second honeymoon or for making special promises to a loved one. Venus arrives in your sign at the end of March, so the northern hemisphere’s springtime in general is a romantic and loving season this year.A Solar Eclipse in early July falls in your risk zone, so there could be a shock in store if either you or your sweetheart have been less than honest recently. Warrior planet Mars is also transiting your passion zone around this time, so jealousy and rivalry could cloud a relationship for a month or two. Keep your head, however, because this is not a life-changing moment unless you want it to be. All things can be healed, if the will is there.The end of August looks likely to be one such healing time in your love life. Within the space of a couple of weeks, Venus and Mars both shift into your love zone and a New Moon occurs there too – this is a time of new beginnings and fresh starts. Whether it’s the healing of an established relationship or the early stages of a new one, the late northern summer brings peace, love and harmony for sure.Work and career are some of the busiest astrological zones for you in 2019, so you can expect to see great progress here. Right from the start of the year, determined Mars is in your money zone, helping to boost your income and grow your wealth. An extremely fortunate Venus-Jupiter conjunction at the end of January falls in your career zone so you may find yourself in the right place at the right time for a very lucky break indeed. Hold your nerve and keep riding this wave. Mid-February brings a volatile Mars-Uranus conjunction in your money zone, so take care with any wheeling and dealing – get expert advice when you need it.Three difficult squares between Jupiter and Neptune occur in January, June and September, which suggest that your financial and career good fortune may cause you to rest on your laurels somewhat this year – maybe becoming a bit lazy or feeling slightly entitled. Watch out for this and nip it in the bud before it becomes an issue with your attitude. A Full Moon in your career zone in mid-June could highlight any arrogance you’ve developed, so try to stay humble.Overall, however, you’ve worked hard to achieve what you have, and you’re entitled to some luck. A Full Moon in your money zone in mid-October, coupled with a New Moon in late November, suggests that you will end 2019 in a good place both financially and work-wise. Set some challenging goals for 2020, because you’re on a roll here.Show less