Well, I’ve always been a bit into horoscopes, and when I heard about Virgo weekly forecasts by Jonathan, I was curious as hell. So, I decided to put it to the test and see how reliable it really is.
First off, I got my hands on Jonathan’s Virgo weekly forecast. I printed it out and stuck it on my wall, so I could keep an eye on it every day. The first week, I was super excited to see what would happen. I started checking it every morning, like a kid waiting for Christmas presents.
According to the forecast, there were supposed to be some good opportunities for networking. So, I made a conscious effort to go out more, attend some industry events, and talk to new people. I even joined a few online groups related to my interests. I was really putting myself out there, trying to make the most of what the forecast said.
But you know what? The first week was a bit of a letdown. I didn’t really meet anyone who could help me in my career or personal life. I did make a few small talk with some folks, but nothing that really led to any significant opportunities. I was like, “What the heck, Jonathan? Where are these so – called networking opportunities?”
Then came the second week. The forecast said there might be some financial gains. I was thinking, “Alright, maybe I’ll get a bonus at work or find some extra money somewhere.” I started looking around for side gigs, checking my emails for any potential freelance jobs. I even played the lottery, which is so not like me, just in case.
But again, nothing happened. No bonus, no freelance jobs, and I didn’t win the lottery either. I was starting to get a bit skeptical. I mean, I was following what the forecast said, but it just didn’t seem to be working out.
However, in the third week, something kind of strange happened. The forecast predicted some family – related events. I didn’t think much of it at first, but then my cousin who I hadn’t seen in ages suddenly called and invited me to a family reunion. It was a really nice surprise, and I had a great time catching up with my relatives. I was like, “Okay, Jonathan, you got this one right, but what about the other stuff?”
By the end of the four – week period, I sat down and thought about it. Out of the four weeks, only one prediction really came true. That’s like a 25% success rate. I don’t know about you, but that doesn’t seem very reliable to me. I mean, I put in all that effort following the forecast, but most of the time, it just didn’t pan out.
So, based on my experience, I’d say Jonathan’s Virgo weekly forecast is a bit hit – or – miss. It might give you some ideas and make you think about different aspects of your life, but don’t count on it too much. It’s more like a fun thing to read than a reliable guide for your week. Maybe it works better for some people, but for me, it was a bit of a mixed bag.
