posted July 21, 2012 02:04 PM            

I am young still and not well-known in my field. Honestly, it is not a goal of mine TO be well-known. I really just got my graduate degree so that I could eventually have my own counseling practice and have a relatively successful career doing something I enjoy.

I will say that I am EXTREMELY ethical, and this causes other people to automatically respect me in that respect. I play by the rules because I inherently understand why those rules are in place. I also am strong willed enough to speak up when I see something not so good going on. So again, people respect me for that too.

I have a Scorpio Saturn in the 12th sextiling my Sun in the 10th, so that could mean that if I do become "well-known" that it won't be until I really work my way up. So it could be that it comes to me when I'm older. Who knows?

posted July 21, 2012 09:15 PM            

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Originally posted by violet7887:
This is so strange as I was just thinking about this placement last night.

My Sister is a Libra Sun in the 10th house as well.

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posted March 25, 2013 01:30 PM            

this is an older topic but maybe it's still of interest...I was googling Sun in 10 and that's how I got here.

I have an Aquarian Sun in 10 near MC, which is ruled by Saturn.

My professional history is a combination of hard work yes, but also strikes of good luck or just catching the right people's attention. I was born with a striking communicative talent (Mercury conjunct Venus, also in 10.), but never went to university or anything (Saturn is in 3., I'm having trouble with disciplined studying).

However - well in my thirties and despite my lack of academic training I've managed to gain the position of managing director of a small PR agency in the health industry (seems like an appropriate manifestation of an aquarian Sun in a Capricorn 10th.)

For the past couple of years, I really enjoyed the status and money involved with it. But recently, as Saturn is squaring my Sun, I've been running into some doubts as to whether this is really all it's cracked up to be.

Because, taking into account that my natal Saturn is retrograde in Cancer, conjuncting the moon .... you get my drift. At the moment, I'm growing gradually more tired of the responsibility that's involved in being the only person in charge of a company, even if it's small. I'm taking into account that maybe this isn't even my dream that I'm living.. my dad had a south node in 10 and he never really managed to release it during his lifetime. My Mum also has self worth issues - she was always implying that a woman really needs a man to be "worth" something. It's like I was forcefully trying to prove her wrong...

However... considering my own north node is in 7. conjuncting neptune, sextile sun and pluto in 5... maybe my own salvation lies in not pursuing my own career, but supporting a partner's. I know this is quite an unpopular perspective in our modern times and it would strike most people who know me quite odd...they see me as an absolute career focused woman. And maybe it's just my ovaries talking :-D (or moon in Cancer, rather).

But... my story really proves that singular aspects never give you the full picture. For years and years when I or someone else was looking at my chart, the result was always: "Capricorn MC with Sun in 10 - surely this life is bound to be ruled by ambition to make it big...". And it's not that I don't want that. It's just that I'm feeling a growing emptiness in my life and also a burden on my shoulders. The hardness of Saturn doesn't seem to fit me anymore. I want to be more creative, more free and without the pressure of having to earn money with it or pursuing a career doing the things I enjoy. I could well be happy standing in the second row. Strong woman behind a strong man kinda thing.

Does this make sense??

posted March 25, 2013 01:31 PM            

this is an older topic but maybe it's still of interest...I was googling Sun in 10 and that's how I got here.

I have an Aquarian Sun in 10 near MC, which is ruled by Saturn.

My professional history is a combination of hard work yes, but also strikes of good luck or just catching the right people's attention. I was born with a striking communicative talent (Mercury conjunct Venus, also in 10.), but never went to university or anything (Saturn is in 3., I'm having trouble with disciplined studying).

However - well in my thirties and despite my lack of academic training I've managed to gain the position of managing director of a small PR agency in the health industry (seems like an appropriate manifestation of an aquarian Sun in a Capricorn 10th.)

For the past couple of years, I really enjoyed the status and money involved with it. But recently, as Saturn is squaring my Sun, I've been running into some doubts as to whether this is really all it's cracked up to be.

Because, taking into account that my natal Saturn is retrograde in Cancer, conjuncting the moon .... you get my drift. At the moment, I'm growing gradually more tired of the responsibility that's involved in being the only person in charge of a company, even if it's small. I'm taking into account that maybe this isn't even my dream that I'm living.. my dad had a south node in 10 and he never really managed to release it during his lifetime. My Mum also has self worth issues - she was always implying that a woman really needs a man to be "worth" something. It's like I was forcefully trying to prove her wrong...

However... considering my own north node is in 7. conjuncting neptune, sextile sun and pluto in 5... maybe my own salvation lies in not pursuing my own career, but supporting a partner's. I know this is quite an unpopular perspective in our modern times and it would strike most people who know me quite odd...they see me as an absolute career focused woman. And maybe it's just my ovaries talking :-D (or moon in Cancer, rather).

But... my story really proves that singular aspects never give you the full picture. For years and years when I or someone else was looking at my chart, the result was always: "Capricorn MC with Sun in 10 - surely this life is bound to be ruled by ambition to make it big...". And it's not that I don't want that. It's just that I'm feeling a growing emptiness in my life and also a burden on my shoulders. The hardness of Saturn doesn't seem to fit me anymore. I want to be more creative, more free and without the pressure of having to earn money with it or pursuing a career doing the things I enjoy. I could well be happy standing in the second row. Strong woman behind a strong man kinda thing.

Does this make sense??

posted March 25, 2013 09:27 PM            

I'm only 20 years old so not so much to say.
I was pretty popular in school. (Not to be a narcissistic a-hole) I was totally oblivious to it though.. people even from other high schools knew who I was and talked about me, apparently, which I only found out by people from those schools mentioning it to me. I have always been really liked and, in a way, respected by my teachers. Some would even let me snooze in class lol. One told my mother, "He's very smart, sometimes I even let him sleep in class because I know he already knows his stuff." Also, when I was in trouble with the law the judge really seemed to like me and treat me special. I also have had many advantages by knowing the right people or being liked by people in power.

posted April 10, 2013 11:23 PM            

I worked in Government. Had no problem getting promoted. Began supervising a small unit by the time I was 24. However, I ended up being forced to resign because I accessed information I wasn't supposed to have. (:

Then I went into private practice and was surrounded by High level people. Senators, LEgistors, power brokers etc... I got raises without hesistation but stopped asking because I didn't want to get "stuck".

Here I did well but got tired of the corruption I saw and abuse by Egotistical people.

I am now unemployed and trying to do things for myself. Im in early 30's so I feel I still got time to make a mark!

posted April 11, 2013 04:08 PM            

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Originally posted by hodad:
I am also in other peoples' take on this placement.Is your main focus wanting to accomplish something and be known in the world? Is your career your main focus?

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