Checking In With Joe And Serena — Everyone's Favorite "Bachelor In Paradise" Pair

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Talking to Bachelor Nation's Joe and Serena is like chatting with your favorite married neighbors. Restaurant recs? They've got 'em. Decor and organization tips? For sure. Hilarious banter? No question! While they've only lived together for two years now, they feel like they've been together for over a decade. I was lucky enough to sit down with these Bachelor In Paradise babes to chat about all things NYC, cohabitation, and their partnership with Homesense. Here's what they had to say!

B+C: What has it been like cohabitating? Was that as easy as your relationship seemed on "Bachelor in Paradise"?

Serena Pitt: It was actually very, very smooth and easy. I think it's hard to ever know what it's gonna be like when you live with someone no matter like how great the relationship is. There's always that like...unknown when you move in together of how that's gonna work, and it was very seamless for us thankfully.

B+C: What do you think it is about the two of you that, like, really makes that work?

Joe Amabile: I think we're both really easy going and we're, I mean...We're different, but living together we're kind of similar.

Serena Pitt: Yeah, I would agree with that, I think. We're both pretty chill, we're both pretty easy going which does help when you're living with someone to have those kind of personality styles. And then I would say the way we like to live in terms of tidiness level and cleaning and what we prioritize in our home and our space, is very similar, which also helps.

Joe Amabile: Neither of us is like extreme, you know, in anything.

Serena Pitt: So, yeah. I would also say like we kind of divide and conquer. Like I like to — I've made the bed every morning for my whole life. Joe did not make the bed ever in the morning when we got together, but that's fine because I get out of bed second usually, and I like to make the bed and that's my task. And then like, you're [Joe] anal about cleaning the stove, which like...that's your thing.

Joe Amabile: Someone's got to do it,

Serena Pitt: You know, I would. I also clean the stove, but I'm not to the level that he needs the stove clean. So it's like you kind of divide and conquer what's important.

Joe Amabile: It actually needs to be clean right now.

Serena Pitt: It was probably cleaned yesterday also.

Joe Amabile: It's cleaned every day.

Serena Pitt: But I'm not complaining. I like it.

B+C: You guys have really lucked out, but I think like there is a difference between like cleanliness styles and that kind of vibe and decor. So I know that you guys have the coffee table from Joe's old apartment, but I'm curious — how would you describe your decor style and do those also match up?

Serena Pitt: I would say they do match up.

Joe Amabile: We mentioned this in, in prior interviews but a bit, we have a very similar color palette which goes a long way like that. To me that's like maybe the most important

Serena Pitt: It is an underrated thing when it comes to design, I feel like. Because I have friends that are like, "Yeah, I would love like a pink bathroom, but like my boyfriend's not gonna go for that," or like their boyfriend loves like really bold pieces, but they're like more minimalistic. And I would say we kind of meet in the middle pretty nicely. Like we both like to prioritize comfort and functionality, and I love a neutral palette for my home, and Joe is on board with that as well. So it kind of keeps our space feeling really like cohesive and it fits both of our styles.

B+C: I love that. I'm curious, how does the neon purple Amalfi Coast book fit into that [decor style] right now?

Serena Pitt: I think that my laptop's sitting on it as we speak, I'm using it to prop this up.

Joe Amabile: Everything that we have here has a function, you know, it has to.

Serena Pitt: Oh yeah, a double function. It's a coffee table book and it's a laptop stand.

Joe Amabile: It's a coffee table book that turns into a coffee table.

Serena Pitt: You know, it's not the perfect fit, but there are sacrifices to be made. Like I also got Joe A Grinch snow globe for our first Christmas together, and that has made its way to the bedside table for the last three years. So little things like that we just let it be. I would say the most color we have in our apartment though is Joe's cookbooks and books that we've read. And I think that's fine — like it's nice to have personal touches in our apartment even if it's not like right in line with the design style.

B+C: ​I love that and I feel like a minimalistic, like color palette kind of helps and like lends itself to having room to play like that anyway. So it's like, it's not like you have, you know, one bold colored room and you're just like introducing something that's like bright red into it.

Serena Pitt: Totally. Like, I would say we have a lot of neutrals, but we're by no means like monochromatic where it's like...everything in here is white except for this purple Amalfi coffee table book.

B+C: I think living in New York is such a unique thing too because it's just everything is so condensed and like you said, like, everything has to have like, duality, right? I definitely eat dinner at my coffee table all the time. Like, there's just an essence to living in New York that's like that. But do you think you would ever consider living in the suburbs, or is it New York or nowhere?

Joe and Serena: Oh, that's a tough question.

Joe Amabile: I'm not a suburb guy. I prefer to be in the city.

Serena Pitt: Yeah. I don't know if I picture anytime soon us living in a suburb. And by suburb, I mean like the suburbs — I don't mean a city suburb where you're, you know, right outside of downtown. In any city, whether that be if we lived anywhere, I don't think we would be living in a major suburb yet. That's not really the fit for our life at this time.

B+C: That's totally fair. I'm curious though to know if you were to move, maybe not to a, a like suburb that's like, totally far from the city, but like, somewhere where maybe you have a three bedroom house, something like that.7:15Would there be a room that you would be the, like, very excited to decorate? What would that be and why

Joe Amabile: I wouldn't have a, a singular room. It would just be more the entire space. Like I would bevery excited to decorate the whole house.

Serena Pitt: But don't you think a lot of it would be transitioned over from what we have now? Like, don't you think we'd just kind of reset up our bedroom in our new place?

Joe Amabile: Yeah, but we would, I mean, we would probably do things, I don't know, I don't know if we would do things differently, but I would just be excited to do the whole space.

Serena Pitt: That's what I'm saying.

Joe Amabile: I wouldn't have like one room that I'm like, oh, this is like my, my room that I wanna make like mine.

Serena Pitt: Okay. I feel like I would be, if we had an office, it would be very fun to decorate because we currently like both work from home. We podcast from home. So to be able to kind of create a space that could be used for creating content for sitting and doing emails and like—

Joe Amabile: I would have my own office.

Serena Pitt: —and there we go, he needs to change his answer.

Joe Amabile: I would have my own office. I'd probably have a sauna.

Serena Pitt: A sauna in our three bedroom home?

Joe Amabile: Yeah!

Serena Pitt: You're going to decorate it, what kind of decor style you going for?

Joe Amabile: It would be outside.

Serena Pitt: Okay.

B+C: I've never seen a decorated sauna before, so I think that's something the world needs.

Serena Pitt: We can aspire to that.

Joe Amabile: Yeah, we'll see.

Serena Pitt: So, a podcast office content space, and then a sauna.

B+C: I think that's incredible. I did notice because I have seen the apartment to have y'all since you filmed that decorated your bathroom at all because I know you were talking earlier about pink bathrooms and this and that. Have you guys made any headway there?

Serena Pitt: Well, when we worked with Homesense, we were lucky enough to go shopping at a Homesense store and we did pick up some stuff for the bathroom

Joe Amabile: We got some towels, we got a polar bear picture.

Serena Pitt: Yeah, we got a polar bear — is it a polar bear?

Joe Amabile: It's a polar bear in a bathtub.

Serena Pitt: Yeah, we got a little artwork. We got a new shower curtain because our old one—

Joe Amabile: We're artists, you know. We need high end art—

Serena Pitt: We're all about animal art apparently in this house. I think the only like two photos we have are with animals. But yeah, we got a new shower curtain nooks. There was a bunch of stuff that we were able to pick up that was great because honestly, our, our bathroom hadn't done, we've done nothing with it and it was the most boring room by far. So it's nice to kind of spruce it up a little bit.

Joe Amabile: We like...like, we don't have an issue with animals, but neither of us are animal people. So the fact that —

Serena Pitt: That's not true!

Joe Amabile: you're an animal person? When I say animal person—

Serena Pitt: Do you mean like dogs? do you mean like—

Joe Amabile No, I mean like into animals, like...you're, you're gonna sit down and watch like—

Serena Pitt: Planet Earth?

Joe Amabile: Planet Earth, and go on a safari. Like neither of us are animal people.

Serena Pitt: Okay, that's fair. That's fair to say. But we like animal artwork apparently.

B+C: Do you think you would get like a dog or...not a Planet Earth pet, but like a regular pet?

Joe Amabile: I think we, we both would love to have a dog. We just...right now we travel so much, and it's just with the traveling it makes it too difficult.

Serena Pitt: Yeah, we've talked about it for sure. At some point we will get one. I've never had a pet, but Joe grew up having dogs and our friend, Natasha has the cutest little dog, Nyla who we just adore and I feel like, if we were to get a dog—

Joe Amabile: Speak for yourself — I don't like Nyla.

Serena Pitt: Yes you do. That's a lie. You love Nyla, you literally love Nyla.

Joe Amabile: No.

Serena Pitt: Yes, you do. You're obsessed with her. I literally have so many photos of Joe and Nyla. But if we were to get a dog, it would have to be a very small dog that we could like bring with us places. And also because our apartment's kind of small, something that doesn't take up too much room.

B+C: I know since you guys said you travel a lot when you're not traveling, how often are you hosting at your apartment? And do you have any tips for people who are trying to host their friends and family in a tighter space?

Serena Pitt: You know what...we don't really host ever. And that's not because we don't want to, it is just not really our lifestyle here. We just don't quite have the space to host, but I will say we've made our space as comfortable as possible, so if we do have a friend or two over like watch Succession or something... it's like we've got these two super cozy chairs from home since that were obsessed with me like swivel and then we've got some seating in the kitchen like barstools and stuff. So it's definitely to have one or two people come hang out very comfortable and we have done our best to like maximize that. But in terms of like hosting a dinner party, like we don't have tables, so...

Joe Amabile: And the key is in a small space, like...we have a lot of clothes like everyone does. And you have —especially when you live in a city like New York and it gets cold — you have jackets and whatnot. So when we did go to Homesense, we got a dresser that's like, massive and fits in our space. But it stores so much. That's like, key to get rid of the clutter, you know?

Serena Pitt: Yeah. We try to keep it, like, as clean as possible and here and organized as possible for, like, if we do have people coming by, it's not like, "Sorry, our jackets are all over the couch!"

​B+C: So it seems like seating and organization are probably two big things that y'all consider if anyone's coming over. That's that's good to know.

Serena Pitt: My mom is a big believer in this and like furniture that can also act as storage, like coffee tables with like big drawers or like side tables with drawers in them — anything that has like hidden storage that like looks nice. And there's so many options at Homesense — we saw so many things that are like amazing fits for this category. But like things that dual as like, "Oh, it looks aesthetic, but it also can like hide all your TV remotes."

B+C: I do wonder — because I know you guys said you were lucky enough to get to go to Homesense and do some shopping — is there like an aisle or an area of Homesense, and just any like home decor stores in general, that like gets you so excited? Like, is it the chairs, is it the storage? What is it that you're just like, "Oh, I could stay in that aisle forever"?

Joe Amabile: Probably like chairs slash couches. I love looking at—

Serena Pitt: Yeah, you were testing out all the chairs.

Joe Amabile: Yeah, and it's easy to like...yeah, that's what I would do. I would sit down and, like, play in those aisles.

Serena Pitt: Yeah, Joe picked out the chairs we end up getting from Homesense, and honestly they're very cozy. He did a good job. I like the rugs. I think it's just so fun to, like, go through all of them and, like, feel the different materials and the different patterns and they're just, like, so huge and tall and, yeah, I like that part.

B+C: Well, I know you guys said you don't host a lot but have you had any Bachelor Nation alums over recently at your apartment or have you been hanging out with anyone recently?

Joe Amabile: Not really...I actually had dinner with Nick Viall last night because he was in town for a few days.

Serena Pitt: He's crashed at our apartment before last year he came for the weekend and stayed with us. And then Natasha comes over once in a while, too. We usually...we're go out people, you know? We're in New York — there's so many restaurants. It's so hard to not be like, "Let's go meet out and try this place." But when like The Bachelor is on, or like a show that we all like, it's fun to have her come over and hang out and watch some TV and drink wine together.

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As fun as Trader Joe’s snacks and desserts are, there’s one aisle you definitely should not skip – and that’s their plant section. Trader Joe’s is constantly stocking up on blooms like orchids and monsteras, all of which are easy to take care of once they make it home from the store.

Any houseplant lover knows the easiest of all easy houseplants is the famed pothos. I can water mine (I have about 5 pothos plants) once every two weeks, and they will. not. die. Right now, Trader Joe’s is selling pothos for cheap – but not just any pothos. They currently come along with a stunning hanging pot that you’ll instantly want to put up in your home.

Scroll on to discover more about this unique Trader Joe’s plant find!

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That’s right – Trader Joe’s shelves now include disco ball hanging planters. I repeat: disco ball hanging planters! The sphere-shaped pot is covered in reflective disco tiles that’ll certainly make your living room feel like a dance club. The best part is that pothos plants naturally look amazing when they’re grown hanging, so you can watch this baby flourish all year long.

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TJ’s fan account @traderjoesobsessed recently spotted the disco ball hanging planters at their local Trader Joe’s and shared the new find with their Instagram followers. Tons of them chimed in about their excitement for the product in the comments!

“I need this now😍,” one person commented.

“The way I gasped when I saw this 😍🪩,” another said.

“I bought one today and totally love it👍,” someone else commented.

“I suddenly need to buy more plants,” one more person wrote.

Several shoppers in the comment section noted that they were able to track down the disco ball hanging planters pretty easily, while others reported that they haven’t seen them in their stores quite yet. This is your sign to keep an eye out on your next TJ’s trip!

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@traderjoesobsessed reports that the disco ball hanging planters go for $12.99 in stores. Their affordable price makes them such a great gift for yourself or a loved one, plus the sparkles on the disco ball are perfect for livening up your space for a New Year’s refresh.

Run to TJ’s soon – I know I will!

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Vision boards are one of the most effective tools that you can use to build your business, your life, and your hobbies and I'm so excited to get my 2025 vision board going! Thoughtfully done, this process brings shape to dreams and emotions you're aiming for in the weeks and months ahead. Simply going through the process can bring clarity to your thinking, focus to your plans, and can leave you with a curated visual + tangible reminder of the life you want to build. But not only is the finished product fun to look at — the process is fun to make!

Here's how to get started to create your own vision board for 2025.

SUPPLIES

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Surface

I love white or black foam core board for creating vision boards. There are LOADS of sizes and options for this, so have fun picking the right one for you.

Adhesive

Glue sticks, Washi tape or pushpins work equally well. I prefer something non-permanent so I can revise my board as the year moves along.

Cutting tools

X-acto knife, ruler, scissors or a paper cutter are all great tools to have on hand.

Images

Magazines, old books, photographs all work well.

Set the vibe

A good playlist to inspire creative vibes, a big work area (floors work great for this!) and light some candles to keep it dreamy and inspiring.

Nosh and nourish

A cheese board, some wine, and good chocolate. All things are better with chocolate, right?

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Set an intention. Or many.

I like to make one vision board for my entire world — work, family, love, hobbies, wellness, travel. Others prefer to have a separate vision board for each area of their life, or to only focus on one for the entire year. Let your intuition guide you here and decide the best approach for you. Really think about what you want to accomplish in the coming year. What emotions do you want to feel more of? Less of? How do you want to live?

You might find it best to journal about this prior to starting the image-gathering process to really bring clarity to mind. This intentional thinking will be important as you select images for your 2025 vision board. Try some Winter Journal Prompts For Improving Your Relationship or go for Emma Watson's Daily Journal Prompts!

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Curate images.

Find images that support your intention, and the life you want to build in the year ahead. Images should not just portray the WHAT of what you want, but also the EMOTION. The colors, people, and objects that show up on your final board should bring a smile to your face. I collect LOTS of images in a Pinterest board when I'm in the intention setting phase to have an abundance to choose from as I start my planning. Great resources for images are favorite blogs, Pinterest, Instagram, and Unsplash — really any image that speaks to you is vision board worthy.

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Build your 2025 vision board.

A reminder, this board is JUST FOR YOU so arrange the images in a way that speaks to your soul. You could organize each area by focus (work or home, for example.) Or let the colors of the images guide you in how they are arranged. There is no right or wrong way to do this — so just arrange and rearrange until you find what works for you. Stick the images to your surface once you've found a layout that you love.

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Find a home for your board.

Pick a spot in your home or workspace that you'll see your board regularly. The magic of this work comes in not just the building, but the visual reminder it gives you to give your time, energy, and resources to the things that support the life you want to build.

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Review often.

I'm a big fan of viewing these boards as evolving pieces of work. Take time to review it often and rearrange, add, or remove as needed to keep it as aspirational and inspiring as you need to move you toward your goals.

Giving yourself space, time, and a creative outlet to dream about your future is such a gift. One that can bring more positivity, intention, and purpose to your year ahead.

Follow us on Pinterest for more 2025 vision board ideas and check out our online classes for tons of inspo!

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Jill Elliott is a creative consultant, strategist, and thinker constantly seeking inspiration and balance. As a writer, artist, and founder of The Color Kindshe seeks to inspire others to live creatively every day. She can often be found making art and messes alongside her daughter and Goldendoodle puppy.

Powder rooms, or half baths, are truly the most exciting spaces to design in a home. You can take bold risks without blowing your budget and it’s the perfect place to personalize with unexpected touches, like swoon-worthy wallpaper or statement tile that reflect your unique style. To inspire your next 2025 makeover, we’ve rounded up our favorite half bath decor ideas from top interior designers, proving that even the smallest spaces can make a big impact.

Trend alert: 15 half bath decor ideas every designer is loving in 2025:

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Idea #1: Scalloped Backsplash

This half bath designed by Kirsten Blazek of a1000xbetter is an absolute stunner. The home hails from the roaring '20s and elements like unlacquered brass hardware, natural stone countertops, and a B&W silent film print make subtle calls to that era. The scalloped backsplash is a perfect detail for this character-filled powder room. Check out the full gorgeous cottage remodel by Blazek.

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Idea #2: Marble Sink

Designers Amanda Leigh and Taylor Hahn of celebrity-loved design firm House of Rolison are never afraid to go bold with marble. The design duo were inspired by the home’s French-country architecture and this bath exudes the timeless luxury found throughout the home. Get the look with this Etsy Wall Mount Calacatta Viola Marble Sink Basin.

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Idea #3: Statement Mirror

Choosing a decorative or oversized mirror can make the space feel larger and add visual interest. This Art Deco bath from Artistic Tile pairs beautiful pink tile with a dramatic gold mirror, both complementing the rainbow onyx sink.

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Idea #4: Bold Wallpaper

There's nothing like a statement wallpaper and the half bath is an excellent opportunity to try something fresh and colorful. Austin architect Alice Arterberry of Arterberry Cooke designed this charming bathroom with Cole & Son Frutto Proibito Wallpaper in Hyacinth & Orange. Here are some wallpaper ideas to try!

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Idea #5: Classic Beadboard

Karan and Sapna Aggarwal of L.A. design firm Bungalowe designed this European-inspired half bath by pairing a classic beadboard with House of Hackney London Rose wallpaper. So romantic!

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Idea #6: Pattern Blending

James and Christine of Stewart-Schafer thoughtfully renovated their clients' 200-year-old home in Connecticut, merging Persian flair with timeless classic beauty. This stunning floral B&W wallpaper pairs perfectly with the dramatic B&W marble sink. Keep the elements in the same color territory to make the patterns work seamlessly.

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Idea #7: Textured Walls

Experiment with natural stone or wood accents for warmth and create textured walls for contrast and a unique touch. Bungalowe's Karan and Sapna paired this travertine sink with plastered walls that organically feature the natural stone, creating an earthy, modern palette that compliments the home’s architectural roots.

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Idea #8: Colorful Sink

Who says sinks have to be white? Design principals Hollis LaPlante and Jordyn Grohl of Hollis Jordyn Design featured a teal sink, retro brass light from Etsy, and Benjamin Moore Sandblast paint to elevate this 1960s bath. "We wanted to create a moody powder room and thought the mauve paint tone really accentuated the teal and brass in a romantic way," says Grohl.

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Idea #9: Floating Sink

Because powder rooms are meant generally for guests, there's little need to store all your bathroom essentials. Floating sinks help maximize space. In the same home as above, Karan and Sapna of Bungalowe use a travertine sink and quiet luxury aesthetic to create a calm, soothing space for a bathroom break.

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Idea #10: Dark and Moody

Don't be afraid to go dark in a small bathroom. Drama is good when it comes to half baths where you want to make an impact. Amanda and Taylor of House of Rolison created a tonal palette that combines luxury with functionality in this elevated design.

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Idea #11: Homey Vibes

Add a small vase with fresh flowers, a scented candle, and/or an elegant soap dish to personalize the space. Here's another nature-inspired gem by House of Rolison.

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Idea #12: Unique Lighting

Add a statement light, like a small chandelier or pendant, to elevate the space, and consider fixtures with dimmable options for versatility. Love this unique space by House of Rolison.

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Idea #13: Maximized Wall Space

Because you don't get a lot of floor space in a half bath, use walls to your advantage. Even the toilet doesn't touch the floors in this bathroom inspired by Karan and Sapna's trip to Oaxaca, Mexico.

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Idea #14: Tile Wall

Tile is a practical option for bathrooms and with a small space, you can go big here. Hollis and Jordyn infused this space with a pop of blue tile that travels from floor to ceiling, paired with contrasting B&W tile floors, creating an eclectic and colorful space. Pro tip: Pay attention to floors too! Heated floors can also be a luxurious touch.

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Idea #15: Monochrome

This green on green bath by House of Rolison is a showstopper. Find a jewel-toned marble and color-match it to the wall paint for a luxurious vibe that will wow your guests.

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We ring in the New Year with a New Moon on December 30. This is the perfect opportunity to set our intentions with conviction. Unlike many New Year’s resolutions that we often abandon after a few weeks, the energy of the planets this year supports us to follow through with our goals and truly transform our lives.

Read your Weekly Horoscope for December 29 to January 5, including a glittering New Year's Eve horoscope.

New Year's Eve Horoscope Overview: What To Expect Astrologically This Week

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Many of us are aware of vague, innate blockages that prevent us from living life to the fullest, without fully understanding their origins. These blockages—whether insecurities or scars from childhood or even past lives—cling stubbornly to our consciousness, hindering us from achieving our goals and ideals. Chiron, known as the Wounded Healer and Shaman of the Zodiac, often holds the key to these obstructions in our birth charts.

This week, Mercury, the planet of communication and knowledge, forms a harmonious trine with Chiron. This alignment encourages us to delve deep, uncover our impediments, and, in doing so, heal and move forward. Writing can be a powerful tool in this process, as can conversations with a therapist or astrologer.

Big Lessons In Communication Are Coming This Week

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Also this week, Chiron squares Saturn, the planet of responsibility and structure. This aspect challenges us to put in the work to remove these obstructions and create a solid framework for healing and learning from our wounds. The Sun in Capricorn sextiles Saturn in Pisces on January 4, further supporting us to uncover hidden hindrances and to find ways to fully express ourselves.

On January 2, Venus, the planet of personal love, enters Pisces, the archetype of universal love. Venus will remain in Pisces until February 5, when it transitions into Aries. During this month-long transit, we are encouraged to express love in refined and dignified ways that encompass humanity and all living beings. This is a time to deepen personal love connections and strengthen bonds with those we care for, including our animal companions. Imagine the impact if we all focused on spreading this healing, loving energy in our interactions with the world!

However, the peaceful and loving energy of Venus in Pisces is tempered by Mars, the planet of war, which will again oppose Pluto, the planet of transformation. This marks the second of three exact oppositions, bringing aggressive and confrontational energy. While this alignment reflects potential escalation in global conflicts, on a personal level it offers an opportunity to channel this intensity toward achieving personal goals. Use this energy wisely to propel yourself toward freedom and positive change, but avoid aggressive behavior and potentially dangerous situations.

Read Your Weekly Horoscope For December 29 to January 5, 2025

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Aries (March 21 - April 19)

Your innate energy and determination are admirable. This week, if you find yourself feeling defensive or combative, take a moment to pause before reacting. Avoid acting on impulse. Instead, channel your energy creatively and ensure your actions are strategic and purposeful.

Taurus (April 21-May 21)

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Taurus (April 20 – May 20)

This week brings the potential for positive developments at work. Relationships with superiors and coworkers are likely to be harmonious, and initiatives born of creativity and passion will be well-received. If you’re off work, indulge in artistic or creative projects for deep satisfaction. New intimate relationships formed during this time may grow into mutually supportive bonds.

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Gemini (May 21 – June 20)

Focus on enhancing understanding and healing in personal relationships. Purposefully set aside time for meaningful conversations with loved ones. Professionally, negotiations may yield favorable outcomes if they align with shared goals. Collaboration will bring greater success than working alone.

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Cancer (June 21 – July 22)

This week brings profound and soulful personal relationships. You may experience transformative exchanges, but their intensity could be overwhelming. Trust in your inner strength to navigate any challenges. Issues related to joint finances or shared resources may arise; approach these with clarity and fairness.

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Leo (July 23 – August 22)

Take this opportunity to evaluate your daily routines and self-care practices. Are you using your time effectively? Replace unproductive habits with ones that promote health and balance. Consider joining a gym or hiking group to gain mutual support, which will amplify your success.

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Virgo (August 23 – September 22)

Step back from technology and social media to recalibrate. Spend time in nature or places where you find peace. Journaling can uncover valuable insights during this introspective period. Reflect on your growth and the lessons of your past, including the path of your ancestors. Honor the journey that has shaped you.

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Libra (September 23 – October 22)

Infuse joy and creativity into your New Year’s resolutions. Focus on artistic expression, as this can reconnect you with your inner child and bring renewal to your relationships. Break free from monotony and embrace activities that affirm life and love.

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Scorpio (October 23 – November 21)

This is a time of deep psychological transformation. Consider therapy or counseling to uncover and resolve longstanding emotional patterns. Significant changes in parental relationships may arise. Confronting these issues will empower you to live authentically and free of emotional baggage. View this time as an excavation; there is no limit to the gems that might be revealed.

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Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21)

Personal growth is tied to your relationships. Foster collaboration and reciprocity as you deepen bonds with others. Authentic partnerships based on trust and honesty offer the best opportunities for self-discovery and expansion. Avoid over-idealizing relationships or compromising your needs to keep the peace.

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Capricorn (December 22 – January 19)

Engage your mind in new ways. Explore meditation or creative outlets to break free from old thought patterns. Be patient and compassionate with yourself as you embark on this journey. With effort, you’ll unlock greater joy and freedom in life.

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Aquarius (January 20 – February 19)

Uncover hidden aspects of your psyche and seek emotional and psychological liberation. Work with a counselor or explore ways to let go of generational trauma or outdated attitudes. This self-exploration will deepen your understanding of familial dynamics and enhance your personal growth.

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Pisces (February 20 – March 20)

Stay grounded and question illusions. While noble, idealistic projects may draw you in, ensure there’s a practical plan to achieve them. Keep a dream journal to uncover insights about your inner world. This is the beginning of a transformative period for your self-awareness and growth.

Looking for a more thorough reading? Reach out to Tina at SevenSistersAstrology.com!

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Sometimes, one tool is all it takes to become the best version of yourself. Keeping track of a planner or calendar can make organizing your life a total breeze, whether you’re focused on managing work, wellness, or wealth – or all of the above! These 2025 planners and calendars help turn chaos into calm so you can feel totally on top of your game in order to crush your New Year’s goals.

Scroll on to find your dream 2025 planner or calendar so you can stay on track all year long!

2025 Planners

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1. Paperage 2025 Weekly & Monthly Hardcover Planner

A planner that has both weekly and monthly formats can be super helpful if you've simply got a lot going on. That way, you've got a look at the nitty gritty and the big picture.

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Having both date formats at your disposal also makes looking back at the year super fun, offering a visual timeline of all the things you achieved in 2025.

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2. Kate Spade New York Daily Planner August 2024-December 2025

This wire-bound planner looks downright adorable, plus it comes with several fun sticker sheets to help you keep planning playful.

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This one is also great if you like to bring your planner on the go – its hard cover easily stands up to daily use!

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3. Taja 2025 Weekly & Monthly Planner

This unique 2025 planner kicks off each month with an inspiring quote to further motivate you towards your goals. Whether you're a student, parent, teacher, or working professional, you'll definitely enjoy the ample planning space this pick has to offer.

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4. Waav 2025 Weekly & Monthly Planner

The calm, minimalist look of this weekly and monthly planner helps clear out any mental clutter you may have before starting your workweek or tackling weekend errands.

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5. Orange Circle Studio 2025 Planner

This shroomy spiral planner would be perfect for organizing any outdoorsy plans in 2025.

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In addition to weekly and monthly calendars throughout, it comes with a goal planner, a budget tracker, and a blank notes section for any miscellaneous points you don't wanna miss.

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6. Day Designer 2025 Daily Planner

This high-quality planner is totally worth the splurge, especially if you're super loyal to your planner and use it every day. In it, you'll find tabbed monthly planners alongside weekly and daily spreads that include blank writing spaces for notes, gratitude, and your top three priorities for the day. Score!

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7. Happy Planner Disc-Bound 12-Month Planner

The cheerful and colorful print on this planner is perfect for setting a productive mood!

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8. Graphique 18-Month July 2024-December 2025 Hardbound Spiral Planner

The graphic on the front of this 2025 planner says it all: "I'm at capacity." Luckily, its pages are equipped with plenty of spaces and guides to help you handle all of life's chaos with ease.

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9. Anecdote 2025 Daily Workflow Planner

The page layouts in this planner are so sleek and sophisticated. You'll be able to see every plan and point very clearly, so you never miss a beat amidst all the busy-ness.

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Its hard cover is bound by an elastic band so you don't risk pages ripping or folding.

2025 Calendars

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1. Karto Vertical 2025 Wall Calendar

This wall cal with earth tones will match any workspace.

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The bottom section allows you to list any notes and top priorities you may have for the respective month!

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2. Zicoto 2025 Aesthetic Desk Calendar

If you're more of a desk calendar type of person, this aesthetically-pleasing one comes propped up so you always have a clear view of what's on the docket.

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3. Ban.do 'Let Me Write That Down' 2025 Wall Calendar

Planners and calendars shouldn't be boring – spice up your walls with this super colorful pick! The vertical orientation feels more updated and playful than a horizontal one, so you could easily hang it up anywhere.

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4. Graphique 2025 Flower Pop Wall Calendar

This floral-themed cal keeps your space lookin' fresh with a nice pop of color.

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5. Poketo Undated Monthly Vertical Wall Calendar

This month-by-month wall calendar comes without numbered days, so you can start it whenever you please, no matter the year. The neutral color palette keeps your planning sessions nice and calm.

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6. Taja Abstract Art 2025 Wall Calendar

This wall calendar works just as well as wall art as it does a planning tool. Each month reveals a new lively print to help you stay motivated.

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7. Vintage Fruits 2025 Wall Calendar

This has got to be one of the cutest 2025 planners out there. It's filled with 12 different vintage-esque illustrations of fruits that'll make your space feel cozy as ever.

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