Mars in Sagittarius: you move fast when the goal is big and slow when it is routine

Your anger flares fast, gets said out loud and is gone quickly. You rarely hold a grudge; by the next day you may have forgotten a fight the other person is still thinking about. Check back with them.

Your arguments tend to become debates about principle. You argue about what is right, fair or true, and you can slip into a lecture without noticing. Ask a question before you make your next point; the argument gets shorter.

You work well on a mission: launching something new, selling an idea, teaching, travelling for work, building anything that grows. You are good at the pitch and at the first push. Admin and repetitive tasks drain you.

Pair up with someone who finishes, or split a big goal into stages you can celebrate. Say yes to fewer projects and you will finish more of them.

You need movement with distance and variety: running, hiking, cycling, riding, skiing, team games on a big field. A treadmill bores you quickly, and a trip restores your energy better than a weekend on the sofa. Watch for the injuries of overconfidence, like skipping the warm-up or pushing a new sport too hard too soon. Learn the technique first, then go fast.

Attraction starts for you with laughter, ideas and a sense of adventure. A partner who travels, argues well and gives you room keeps your interest; jealousy and tight control switch it off. Sex is playful and spontaneous for you.

Freedom matters, and so does explaining it. Tell a partner what you need space for, and they are less likely to read it as distance.

You get your way by convincing people. You believe in the goal, you speak about it with energy, and others start to believe too.

Check the facts before you promise. Your optimism is a strength until it turns into a deadline you cannot meet or a sum you cannot pay back.