According to data, these three zodiac signs are fated to achieve financial success.

      Why delve into Glassdoor salary reports for your field when you could look to astrology instead? While I recognize that astrology isn't a guaranteed predictor of financial success, a recent study by Cloudwards suggests a link between certain zodiac signs and wealth among first-generation individuals. By examining the birth dates of Forbes’ “America’s Richest Self-Made Women,” they discovered whether certain signs appeared more frequently in this group.

      When I came across the data, I couldn’t tear my eyes away from it—or the remarkable women on the list! Notably, three zodiac signs account for 38 percent of these businesswomen. So, if your sign is one of them, rest assured you are in great company. Continue reading to find out which zodiac signs are most prevalent among the wealthiest self-made women in America and if you share their fortunate stars.

      **Libra**

      Surprisingly leading the list, with 12 representatives making up 16.44 percent of America’s wealthiest self-made businesswomen, is the charming and lively Libra. Positioned at the beginning of autumn, Libra is a cardinal sign, and that energy drives a desire to bring about change. Although they can struggle with indecision, Libras value balance and harmony, symbolized by the scales. Their proactive attitude, combined with a diplomatic and collaborative nature, along with their captivating charm, makes them effective and likable leaders.

      Libra’s cardinal energy also fuels their creativity. With a strong appreciation for aesthetics and an attraction to beauty, Libras excel in brand development. Prominent Libras in this cohort include Serena Williams and Nora Roberts—not too shabby! This year, Libra, channel your ambition, charm, and creativity into your professional pursuits to achieve financial success.

      **Virgo**

      Despite the surprising absence of a significant Capricorn presence, it's no shock to find Virgo ranking high on the list. Representing 10.96 percent of America's wealthiest self-made women, with eight entrepreneurs, including Beyoncé, Virgos are celebrated for their relentless work ethic and unyielding quest for perfection. They possess a logical, practical, and methodical nature, making them adept problem-solvers and strategic leaders. With their sharp attention to detail and exceptionally high standards (evident in Beyoncé’s carefully curated career), it's clear why Virgos often attain financial success.

      Moreover, Virgo is governed by Mercury, the planet of communication and intellect. Motivated by a desire to assist others, they employ their analytical skills and resourcefulness to devise practical solutions, making them invaluable to any team. This year, Virgo, harness your unmatched focus, strategic thinking, and dedication to service to advance within your organization—and toward financial prosperity.

      **Leo**

      Sharing the spotlight with Virgo at 10.96 percent is the confident and creative Leo. With a talent for showmanship and bold self-expression, Leos have a natural ability to attract attention and motivate others. Madonna, one of the eight Leo women among the self-made business elite, has utilized her signature confidence and fearless attitude, combined with her musical skills, to become one of the wealthiest self-made women in American history.

      In addition to their unwavering self-confidence, Leos are ambitious and diligent, making them natural leaders. This fire sign is action-oriented and assertive, and while they may hesitate to collaborate with those who don’t share their vision, they can be incredibly supportive and generous in pursuit of a common goal. Follow Madonna’s example by embracing that natural charisma, confidence, and relentless desire for growth to turn your financial aspirations into reality this year, Leo.

      **ABOUT THE AUTHOR**

      Alyssa Davis, Contributing Writer

      Alyssa Davis is a freelance writer focused on home, lifestyle, beauty, and entertainment topics. She studied English at Indiana University and has authored articles for various publications, including SheKnows, Architectural Digest, and Well+Good, among others.

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