Capricorn Weekly Horoscope – 09 September 2024

Yasmin Boland

Do avoid letting negativity or self-doubt consume you whole. You can use this time to change the way you think and in turn change your life. If you can discipline your brain so that you notice when you’re spiralling into negativity and you do something about it, for example, then you’ll win at life in 2024. Train your brain.
PS It’s time to purge the past and rise anew. This will show you how!

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