Tempers are short early morning June 1; use a long-view perspective to cool things down. Prioritize goals June 2 because the evening glows with potential success. The Sagittarius full moon on June 3 triggers action, yet seek the benefits in careful consideration. Slow-cook inspiration on June 4 to bring the best results. A clear-eyed appraisal of any attachment that limits growth enables high productivity June 5.

A lot can happen June 6, especially through organization, defined goals and preplanned steps. Buyer’s remorse hits June 7, as some rethink their invested efforts. Use June 7 and 8 to network and sift through ideas. Connections are magical June 9 with solid allies. June 10 brings creative and spiritual heights. Options distract on June 11; stay your course. Fiery personalities are a challenge to keep in check June 12.

Jagged energy tears on June 13 until mid-afternoon—then calm generates renewed optimism and opportunity soars. Banish old grievances the morning of June 14 to increase ability to receive. Early evening June 15 heightens productivity to finish and clear. Dark of moon June 16 provides focus to discard old business. Saturn retrograde June 17 begins a period when old ghosts can be shown the door.

The June 18 Gemini new moon on Father’s Day presents a fresh orientation to a balance of power. Be aware of historic wounds June 19, both yours and others. Raw touchiness can surprise June 20. Exuberant moods dominate this summer solstice, June 21, but a 180-degree turn can happen in an instant. You might get thrown, but anticipate surprise June 22. Lack of follow-through June 23 demands backup.

Do the work June 24 to create order. Tremendous strides are possible June 25. Dreams propel action June 26; slow down for the execution. Litigation and diplomatic discussions make headway June 27. A fearless plunge June 28 reveals strengths and weak spots. Emotions run high June 29; decide the correct response instead of a “default” reaction. Prioritize important work and connections the morning of June 30, because distractions derail productivity by late morning.