Hello 13thFaeChylde!
I'll take a stab at answering your question. Here goes:
One of the first things I look at a chart when the question is about career is the sign on the Midheaven, which is the most public part of the chart, as well as any planets in the tenth house.
The sign on your Midheaven is Scorpio. Neptune is in your 10th house of career and public reputation and makes aspects, or connections, with two other planets - the Moon and Pluto. What does this mean?
Scorpio careers are good for you, and they involve any one of the following: research, investigation, detective work, surgery, deep analysis, spirituality, and excavation.
Neptune can represent compassion, spirituality, and artistic talent. With Neptune in your public house, it might be good for you to be in a career where you can express your compassion to others, or express yourself artistically, or share your spirituality.
The connections Neptune makes with the Moon and Pluto represent opportunities. The Moon and Pluto are in your 8th house and in the sign of Virgo. With your natural friendliness and compassion, you can inspire people to act. Whatever ideals you have, you can turn into reality. You might make a good counselor, spiritual leader, or financial advisor.
Jupiter and Uranus are also in your 8th house, but in the sign of Libra. If you went the counselor route, you will have great impact on the lives you help. If you go the spiritual leader route, you will help your religion of choice be able to bridge the gap between the old and the new or tradition and change. If you go the financial advisor route, you might be able to make a good amount of money for other people (and for yourself through consulting fees, etc.). However, I would caution taking crazy financial risks because you are lucky, but not that lucky.
In addition, all of these planets in your 8th house make a lovely connection with Venus in your first house. You are pleasant and personable, a good communicator, which will definitely help you in your career of choice.
Now here is the monkey wrench: both your Sun and Mercury don't like the group of planets in your 8th house. In fact, your Sun and Mercury probably rebel against what talent or emotional leanings you might have that I already mentioned above. This is because your Sun and Mercury are in the adventurous and out-doorsy sign of Sagittarius. Sitting in a cubicle in front of a computer all day is like being in a windowless cell in the Bastille.
You are willing to work hard for your goals. But I suspect that you can't stand to do detail work closed in an office. A big picture kind-of-person, you probably like to be physically active on the job or at least be in a leadership position where you are calling the shots.
A possible resolution to this push and pull situation, if you absolutely abhor menial office life, is to stretch your mind, challenge yourself, and learn new things. You can go back to school or you can take additional courses offered through your job or self-teach yourself new things.
For example, if you are a bookkeeper, study QuickBooks inside and out so that you become a more valuable bookkeeper where you can start a consulting business. (You'll get to dictate your price and time.) Or study to become a reverend, and then you would become a role model in your spiritual community. Or sign up with Primerica and get your Series 7 license so that you can advise people on their stock portfolio. I hope you are getting the idea that you have many possibilities.
It's all about balance knowing that you got talent with details and people and have an office administration background, but you prefer to take on leadership roles and affect people's lives. You are a humanitarian at heart and like to make the world a better place. Keep that in mind as you figure out a new path.
One last note: I see another thing that needs balancing - what you want versus what other people want. Are you a martyr type? You know, the kind of person who puts other people's needs before their own? It's great that you care for others, but it is equally, if not more important, that you care for yourself, too. Balance the see-saw, and you'll be a happy person.
I hope I have given you useful information. If I am wrong, well, I hope then that you were entertained.
Best of luck!
Mystic Chris
P.S.
I just went back to your last post in the thread. To address your financial concern, may I suggest that you look at your current skill set and experience, and find what you are really good at that will sell. Become a consultant. Also, take some time for yourself. You may want to join an organization where you are helping society. Or you may want to just give yourself more TLC so that life does not become so frustrating. Go get a massage or take a longer than usual dip in the tub. Love thyself, woman!
