#Work Place

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David Hockney

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I Edited Billy on my Workplace :3

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✨ Cosmic World ✨

Venus in the 6th House and the workplace

When Venus is in the 6th house it can bring beauty, harmony and  charm in realms of work, daily routines, service as well as health. Venus tends to create a pleasant work environment, harmonious relationship with colleagues, and a desire for balance and aesthetics in a person's everyday life. People with Venus in the 6th house tent to work well in teams, enjoy helping others, and could gravitate towards careers that mix creativity with service or beauty with functionality (this could be design, hospitality, wellness or fashion-related roles)

To gain more deeper insight, look at other planets that may be in the with house and other aspect Venus in the 6th house. Here are a few examples of signs with Venus n the 6th house and how they shows up in the workplace.

Venus in Virgo in the 6th house

Workplace - This placement brings a refined, organised, and service-oriented energy. They often like clean, aesthetic environments and are usually very dependable co-workers.

With colleagues - Polite, helpful, detail-oriented-but might keep some emotional distance. They show care by being of service, but not through grand gestures.

Examples:

📍Think of a graphic designer who's always proofreading everyone's work and making sure everything is pixel perfect yet still brings in treats for the team because they really care.

📍A wellness coach who's super methodical about clients routines - think colour-coded meal plans and customised skincare spreadsheets - but does it all with genuine care and humility.

Venus in Pisces in the 6th House

Workplace - This placement can be dreamy and also compassionate. They might struggle with structure but bring deep empathy and imagination into their daily work.

With colleagues - Gentle, emotionally in-tune, and willing to help - but may need clear boundaries. They are the type to remember everyone's birthdays.

Examples:

💼 Picture someone who works well in healing professions (like art therapy or holistic health) and always sense when a teammates needs a pick-me-up.

💼 A nurse who lovingly decorates her clipboard with art, treats every patient like a close friend, and gets emotionally drained from how deeply they care about everyone at work.

Venus in Libra in the 6th house

Workplace - This placement is extremely harmonious (Venus is Libra's ruling planet). They are likely to be found in beautiful, well-balanced spaces. They're drawn to roles that involve aesthetics, justices, or cooperation.

With colleagues - Diplomatic as well as fair. They tend to avoid conflict and aim to mediate or smooth things over when tensions arise. 

Examples:

📌 The office peacekeeper who always finds a tactful way to resolve disputes and maybe even decorates the shared spaces to make it welcoming.

📌 A junior designer who low-key becomes the team therapist as they are always listening without judgement and mediating when the copywriter and developer get into a clash.

Venus in Leo in the 6th house

Workplace - This placement gives a glamorous and generous energy. They like to feel appreciated at work and may thrive in environments where creativity and flair are celebrated.

With colleagues - Warm, theatrical, and fun. They may become the heart of the team, organising socials or boosting morale but they also need the recognition in return.

Examples:

📎 Think of a colleague who brings a dramatic flair to presentations, always looks stylish, and lifts the team spirit with compliments and laughter.

📎 A hairstylist who becomes the unofficial therapist for coworkers, always hyping others up while secretly needing to feel like they're the star of the salon.

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Venus in the 6th house brings a variety of elements to the work life:

✅ A love for beauty and order in routine

✅ A talent for creating a peaceful or even luxurious work environment

✅ Enjoyment from being a service or supporting others

✅Sometimes a tendency to romanticise the workplace or even relationships through work.

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I might quit my job when I’m done with exams, so i can find a new job IDK THOUGH SHHH

This job is just not for me…

And I’ve got a bunch of inner issues too like i cant 😔🔫

[seaside-writings]

So apparently there's a Geotag somewhere around my work, and it has become so much of a problem that I had to make this.

Our flower beds looked turned over this morning, and then about an hour ago a couple started digging through the mulch and trying to remove our rocks.

We just had flower beds redone for Autumn a week ago.

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Everytime I write a mail to my boss, I take a deep breath and ask myself: „how would a man write this?“ and then I delete all: „maybe“ „would“ „could“ and add a lot of „I propose“ „I already initiated“

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hi :) I apologise if this is too vague, first of all. How do I stop doing things the hard way? Ever since I was young, I’ve always been told to work hard and do things with 100% effort.

Now that I’m in the workplace - in a corporate environment - how do I stop doing this? I’m currently in a professional struggle with transitioning in my career and I realised that this process was a straight line for other people while it’s been full of delays and rejections and standstills for me. I don’t know what I can do to (a) not take things so seriously and do things on hard mode (b) still work hard but work smart so things work out easily for me.

Hi love! I relate to this one, deeply.

The first thing I would say is to try to reframe your mindset from "there's so much to do and so much at stake" to "I have a few priority responsibilities and a few other things that are probably in my best interest to get done. These tasks involve a step-by-step process that I can follow if I focus and am motivated to complete these tasks, so I can get them off my mind "

Some reframes to help you let go of this stress & perfectionism:

Completion is better than perfection – starting a task and seeing where it goes is usually the best course of action. Relying on feeling inspired doesn't work often enough to be a sustainable method. Try the smallest step possible to get you started and allow yourself to get momentum as you get your body/mind into the work. You can always revise and edit your work later, but getting it laid out is essential to have great revised work anyway

Ensure you're prioritizing correctly. Keep a list of things you must do for the day/over the course of the week to meet the deadlines/metrics that matter (in this case to your boss and boss' boss). Make sure these tasks and projects are always done on time/ahead of the deadline and revised carefully after you first make yourself complete it (but take breaks, please)

Be organized but flexible with the rest of your tasks/priorities. Consider these tasks as "nice to haves" that can move the needle if done with organized effort and some passion to do a good job

Communicate with those around you to get a temperature check on the importance/urgency of any of your tasks. If your boss isn't too worried about a certain task, just ensure to complete it on time with your best effort available at the time – overthinking it or placing more emphasis than necessary on a given projection/situation only draws more attention & scrutiny to this assignment and yourself/your performance

Hope this helps xx

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tw, I need some advice, but if you're uncomfortable reading about sexual harassment, then don't read

I work in a field where I have to deal with people all day long, and I work the night shifts. i have gotten lots of men before complement me and stuff but monday night this guy cam through and told me i was pretty, i said thank you. he than asked me if i was married, i said no, im only 25, he then started to talk about how big his dick was and all the things he would do if i gave him a chance. I am not even kidding, this made me so uncomfortable I wanted to get my manager, but she spends half the night in the restroom. He continued this for about 2-3 minutes before he left. I then went to the bathroom to just get away, and when I came out, he was standing there. I don't know what to do, whether I should quit my job or not. I've already been thinking about quitting because I do not get paid enough to deal with these kinds of things.

if you have any advice please let me know

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My favorite flavor is my employees individually discovering I'm not a natural red-head and collectively losing their minds

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you could be one of the best employees in your department and still get treated like shit by management