Honestly, I never took horoscopes seriously. Just general advice you read in magazines, right? But my friend Jen kept talking about Susan Miller’s Taurus predictions, saying it helped her career so much. So, since my birthday’s in May, I figured, what the heck? Let’s see what all the fuss is about. I’m just gonna follow Susan Miller’s advice for Taurus this whole month and write it down, like an experiment. Keep track.
First Step: Actually Finding the Horoscope
Easy part. I Googled “Susan Miller Taurus horoscope” earlier this month. Found her site instantly. Didn’t pay anything, just looked at the monthly overview. Started reading. It talked a lot about Taurus focusing on work stuff and partnerships this month. Stuff like, “Your work skills will shine,” and “Be open to collaborations.” Sounded pretty generic at first.
Then, Trying to Actually Apply It
Here’s where it got interesting. I had a big presentation coming up at work. Normally, I just grind through my notes. But Susan mentioned Taureans should “showcase their practical skills.” So, instead of just showing slides, I actually focused on demonstrating how I solved a specific problem step-by-step, making it super hands-on and “practical.” Felt a bit forced at the time, honestly.
Later that week, the boss randomly asked me to help Sarah on a project. My instinct? Too busy, say no. But Susan emphasized “partnerships.” So, against my gut, I said yes. Weird.
Stuff Happened
The presentation? Went surprisingly well. The big boss actually commented he liked how “down-to-earth and practical” the approach was. Could be coincidence? Maybe. But I did specifically do the thing she suggested.
Working with Sarah? That was messy. We argued about ideas for two days straight. Felt like a total waste of time. Then, somehow, combining my boring details with her crazy idea actually made a really unique solution. We presented it, and people loved it. Would I have even agreed without the horoscope push? Doubt it.
Random Benefits I Wasn’t Ready For
A few little things surprised me:
- Thinking twice: Before reacting to stuff, especially at work, I’d pause and wonder, “What would Susan say for a Taurus right now?” Sounds silly, but it stopped me snapping at Dave.
- Feeling less alone: Reading about challenges Taureans might face felt weirdly comforting. Like, oh, maybe everyone struggles with being stubborn sometimes. Helped me chill.
- A tiny plan: Knowing some themes (work focus, partnerships) gave a vague structure to my month. It wasn’t a rigid plan, but a little nudge.
Tips If You Want to Try It Yourself
- Actually read it early: Don’t wait like I almost did. Read at the start of the month so stuff sticks in your head.
- Don’t be weird about it: It’s not a magic spell. Just see the main themes as loose ideas, things to be open to. Not orders.
- Look for themes, not details: She writes a ton! Ignore the super specific stuff. Focus on the big pictures like “focus on work,” “value partnerships.”
- Write stuff down: Seriously. I just kept a list: “Susan said X. Tried Y. What happened?” Helps see patterns later.
- Manage your expectations: Some days nothing happens. Other days, maybe coincidence, maybe not? Keep it light.
So yeah. Did following Susan Miller turn me into a superstar Taurus? Nah. Was it useful? Surprisingly, kinda! It pushed me out of my stubborn little box a couple times, made me more aware of how I handle work and people, and honestly, just having that tiny bit of “guidance” was less stressful than flying blind some weeks. It’s not gospel. It’s more like… having a chatty, cosmic friend giving you gentle nudges once a month. Worth trying? If you’re curious like me, give it a shot!
