Eureka Moments can be more powerful than we give them credit for. If we wrack our brains to come up with an answer or a solution and experience a brainwave, we can attribute it to the consistent effort we made. But we also know that brainwaves can arrive out of the blue without assistance or encouragement. One you experience now or shortly couldn't be timelier!

What would make you happier if you had more of it? Ask that question to ten people, and eight might say 'money.' But even the scientific world agrees that the vibe we send out determines what we attract. So, regardless of what you feel is lacking, don't underestimate the power of a positive attitude and willingness to accept more lightheartedness and laughter in your world. By embracing each, you can't fail to attract what you need.

The saying about missing something only when it's gone has negative connotations. But there's something positive about identifying what deserves to be acknowledged or appreciated. Similarly, we don't appreciate talents we possess until we must draw upon courage to expose them. Recently, you've had your attention drawn to something you're capable of. The universe isn't finished yet!

Analogies regarding taking a plunge from a high diving board while wearing a super set of water wings are helpfully pictorial. I'm willing to bet that you understood instantly what that implied. But for the sake of clarification, my point surrounds taking a bold step while accepting how protected you are. If you're not yet aware of how this applies to you, then you will be soon.

Rudyard Kipling wrote a famous poem about someone 'keeping their head' while everyone around them loses theirs. That could be a scenario you experience – but not literally! You might not have a problem removing emotions from a particular equation to see a situation sensibly and practically. But if someone or others aren't capable of this, you may need to be a bit more patient and sensitive.

'What have you got to lose?' It's helpful when we interpret that as a rhetorical question. In other words, we're not supposed to go through the negative aspects of something with a fine-toothed comb. Whether we're asked that question or we ask it to ourselves, it's meant to be motivating and encouraging. There are far more plus points than negative ones to something you're considering.

Certain circumstances need to be seen from the right perspective. Imagine you sit in an airport departure lounge. You could come up with a dozen reasons to feel nervous or apprehensive about the journey. But there may also be a justified sense of excitement and anticipation. So, turn the proverbial telescope around to see what's positive within what you see as daunting or intimidating.

Virgo is the sign of selfless service. I can certainly think of a few Virgos who I'd have no hesitation recommending to do something service-based. But your innate ability to focus on and tend to others' needs can result in you overlooking some of your own at times. So, there's no harm in reducing the focus and attention you give elsewhere to turn some of that inward now.

'There are going to be a few changes around here.' You probably read that in the way some people say it, with an inflated sense of authority and bossiness. Yet, sometimes, those are the words we want to hear from someone. Where you may have wanted to introduce a change but felt powerless to bring it, somebody could be in a position to speed up this process helpfully and considerably.

It is believed that before we arrive on Earth, we and a team of ethereal advisers mapped out our lives. When we're born, our parents and people we meet during our lifetime are predetermined. But what about problems, challenges and turmoil we experience? Were these included in our story? You might wonder if your life's path is the right one. But questioning this will lead to reassuring confirmation.

'Nobody does it better.' If you're of a certain age, you probably read those words like Carly Simon sang them in the '70s. But in an area of your world, it's not necessarily what you do better than anyone else but the unique slant you put on it that makes your contribution valuable. If acknowledgment or praise haven't come your way so far regarding this, both could arrive shortly.

Burger King is proud to be the second biggest hamburger restaurant in the world. There's nothing wrong with a silver medal, either. Second place can be a powerful, enviable position. It also means first place remains an achievable goal. So, don't be concerned if you're further down the ladder of success to where you want to be. Rarely does a Capricorn not succeed with a gradual, surefooted strategy. So, keep doing what you're doing!