May feels like a spreadsheet full of typos. You’ll want to fix everything and everyone, and that’s noble — but also not your job. Learning to let go of minor imperfections will do wonders for your mood and your blood pressure. Or not. But it's worth a try.

In love, perfectionism rears its fussy little head. If you’re in a relationship, try to notice what's working, not just what needs adjusting. Single? Stop using “I’m just really focused on work right now” as a euphemism for fear of vulnerability. Some chaos is good. It’s called chemistry.

Career picks up speed, and your eye for detail sets you apart — just don’t get trapped micromanaging your own ambition. Money looks stable but boring. That’s good news; predictability is underrated. Health improves with routine and less doom-scrolling. Bonus points if you stretch without judging your posture.