Man, I totally get why you’d be curious about finding those 2018 Virgo career tips now, even if it feels a bit retro. Here’s exactly how I went digging for them back in late 2017 when my job situation was, frankly, a hot mess.
Okay, So Why Was I Even Looking?
Had my job vanish overnight near the end of 2017. Panic mode engaged. I wasn’t sure which way to jump – find something similar? Pivot completely? It was scary. Honestly felt kinda lost. One bleary-eyed morning, staring at the fridge, the thought hit me: “You’re a Virgo. Maybe check what the stars suggested for career stuff before it all went sideways?” Figured it couldn’t hurt. Might spark an idea.
Okay, How Did I Actually Hunt Them Down?
Step 1: Hit the Old-School Stuff First. Dug into my bookshelf like a crazy person. Pulled out my dusty old Linda Goodman horoscope book – the big classic one everybody had. Remembered she gets pretty specific about signs and careers. Flipped like mad to the Virgo section. Sure enough, stuff there about Virgos fitting well in detail-oriented jobs, service roles, health fields… things like that. It was kinda vague though, more about traits than “do this specific thing in 2018.” Needed something more timely.
Step 2: Google Time (Obviously). Fired up the laptop. Typed in something like “2018 Virgo career horoscope predictions.” Brace yourself, because holy overload, Batman! The sheer number of results was overwhelming. Saw names flying by: Susan Miller, that Co-Star app everyone suddenly used, Cafe Astrology, Astrology Zone… tons of them. It was like trying to find one specific noodle in a haystack full of pasta.
Step 3: Filtering The Mess. Tried to find sites people actually talked about. Remembered hearing folks mention Susan Miller a lot, like she’s some kind of forecasting rockstar? So I clicked onto her site. Searched her 2018 Virgo section specifically. Read through her monthly predictions for Virgo, hunting for those nuggets about work, promotions, obstacles. Copied bits into a notes file. Also checked out Cafe Astrology – their stuff seemed simpler, quicker, but had specific 2018 Virgo career snippets too. Wrote down words like “opportunities for growth in communication roles” and “stay organized to avoid delays.”
Step 4: Diving Into The Community Chatter. Didn’t stop there. Went down the rabbit hole. Found forums. Reddit was one spot. People were actually talking! Threads popping up: “Where’s the best place for 2018 Virgo horoscopes?” or “Did anyone see Co-Star’s 2018 Virgo career forecast?”. Started lurking. Saw folks debating different sites, complaining if one was too vague, praising another for being practical. Found mentions of smaller blogs run by astrologers specializing in career stuff. Bookmarked a couple that sounded promising after seeing multiple recommendations.
What Did I Actually End Up Finding (Or Not)?
The whole thing kinda blew up from my initial simple search. Ended up with:
- A couple of well-known sites: Like Susan Miller and Cafe Astrology for specific, written-out predictions and tips.
- App shoutouts: Co-Star kept getting mentioned, same with a few others like The Pattern, for digestible bite-sized bits.
- Forum wisdom: Specific recommendations bubbling up from people actively looking for the same thing.
- Niche bloggers: Astrologers focusing on career/money whose 2018 Virgo content came recommended.
The tips themselves? They often circled back to Virgo strengths: organization, analysis, service. Warnings were mostly about not being overly critical (of yourself and others) and managing health to support work energy. Some mentioned periods potentially better for job searches or starting new projects.
So, Was It Useful?
Honestly? Taking specific “do this job on June 15th” advice would be nuts. But reading it back then gave me a weird kind of focus, like little nudges reminding me of my practical strengths. Did it land me a dream job? No. That came later from grinding applications and networking. But as a tool for self-reflection during a wobble? It had its place. The whole search showed me how much crap is out there, but also how you can find clearer voices if you dig a bit past the first few Google pages.
