Alright folks, grab a seat. I finally carved out time to tackle that Virgo career stuff for December 2024. Kinda skeptical, you know me, but hey, knowledge is power even if it’s starry stuff. Figured I’d walk you through my weird little process.
Started With My Usual Ranting
First off, I looked at that title – “Virgo Job Luck December 2024” – and just sighed. Luck? Really? Feels like chance. But, fine. Grabbed my battered notebook, the one with the coffee ring. Flipped to a cleanish page and scrawled “Dec ’24 – Virgo Career??” at the top. Had my cheap mechanical pencil ready to stab the paper.
The “Research” Part (Mostly Googling)
Fired up the laptop, tried searching for something concrete. Dozens of sites popped up saying vaguely nice things: “Work hard!” “Stay organized!” Groundbreaking, huh? Scrolled and scrolled, muttering stuff like “Yeah, obviously, Virgos are organized, tell me something new!” This part always annoys me.
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Found some dates people kept yapping about:
- Dec 3-5: Supposedly good for talking to bosses? Noted it with a big question mark.
- Dec 18-20: “Finances looking up.” Okay, maybe? Scribbled “Budget check around then??”
- Dec 28-30: Tagged as “strategic planning.” That actually made sense to my Virgo brain. Circled that one.
Got super frustrated with all the fluffy, positive-but-useless advice swirling around. Needed something meaty.
Switched Tactics – Good Old Pen & Paper
Closed the laptop. Hard. Breathed. Grabbed my pencil again, seriously needing to do something tactile. Tore out three new pages. Labeled them:
- Page 1: December MUST-DOs (Work Stuff)
- Page 2: Dates Flagged from “Stars”
- Page 3: Actual Tactical Sht (My List)
Started filling Page 3 first. Because action feels better than hoping.
Under “Actual Tactical Sht”:
- Set reminders for those stupid star dates in my phone calendar. Figured, why not? Doesn’t hurt.
- Scheduled my actual, non-magical year-end review prep for the week before Dec 18-20 (so I can check finances/make a case).
- Decided to block Dec 28-30 now for real planning. Blocked out actual 2-hour slots.
- Wrote a note: “Clear inbox backlog before Dec 15th.” No stars needed for that chaos.
- Added: “Do a skills inventory. What do I actually need to learn next?” Felt productive.
The Moment of Clarity (Maybe)
Sat back. Looked at the “Dates Flagged” page, full of vague hope. Then looked at “Actual Tactical Sht,” full of, well, actions I control. Honestly? The star dates just became anchors to hang my own plans on. The real power felt like it came from Page 3. From actually doing the work.
Stuck It All Together
Stapled my three pages together. Folded them messily and jammed them into my main planner. Had a moment where I almost spilled coffee on the “Finances looking up” note. Almost felt poetic, but mostly just annoying. Cleaned it up.
The Bottom Line? Did I find magical job luck for Virgos in December? Nope. What I did find: dates are just prompts. The real “luck” comes from being the annoyingly prepared, action-taking Virgo I already am. Marking some dates gave me structure to double down on the stuff I know works: being organized, prepping hard, and tackling the to-do list. That’s the only “tip” worth anything. Forget waiting for cosmic alignment; go make your own alignment by showing up and doing the work. Feels better already just having a plan. Now to do the things.
