♏ Scorpio, today Monday, October 5

Your ex may appear when you least expect it

An unexpected message or a chance encounter may put you this Monday in front of someone who was part of your past. Scorpio, feeling curious is normal, but that doesn't mean you have to solve your story in ten minutes.

If your ex starts bringing up old reproaches, politely end the conversation. The JOB entrance, the supermarket or a sidewalk are not places to talk about what happened months or years ago. If there is really something important left to clarify, there will be another moment.

Be careful about filling the cart with little whims

You may enter the supermarket looking for four things and come out with fifteen. The problem won't be a single whim, but all those products you add because “anyway, it's two euros”.

Do a last check before going to the checkout. If something ended up in the cart out of boredom, hunger or because the packaging caught your attention, ask yourself if you really want it. Several small expenses put together can take a big bite out of your budget.

Go for a walk and leave your phone alone

The waning MOON may help you slow down and quiet some of the noise in your head. If in the afternoon you find yourself jumping from video to video without knowing what you're even watching, put on your sneakers and go out.

There’s no need to count steps or turn the walk into a workout. Walk twenty minutes, change streets and look around a bit. It can be just the break you need to return home with a new mood.

Wash first what you’re going to need

The pile of dirty clothes can start to be a problem when you realize that exactly what you want to wear tomorrow is in it. Don’t try to finish all the laundry at once.

Start with the garments you’ll need first, check the pockets and separate anything that requires a different wash. It sounds silly, but organizing for two minutes beforehand can save you the desperate search for a clean t-shirt tomorrow.

At JOB, check that data before speaking

Someone may ask you for a figure, a document or a quick answer and catch you without all the information in front of you. Don’t improvise just to seem like you have it under control.

Simply say you need to check it and reply when you have the correct data. If there is more than one version of a file, make sure you open the latest. A minute reviewing can save you several emails later explaining why the information you sent was wrong.