This is the sign most connected to fun, pure and simple. Leo can be life lived as a
game and, given this, there is often something rather childish about them. In fact, Leos
usually relate very well to children and having children and/or working with children often
marks positive change for this sign.
Leos love to be the best. They are the zodiac's most natural performers and creators
and like to advertise the fact, because life for a Leo is in someway lived on stage.
If their creative, showy instincts are frustrated they can have terrible ego problems resulting in tantrums
or a kind of dark inner-implosion. Look out for the overly introspective Leo; these people
are not so natural at looking within as are, say, Virgo or Scorpio. Leos that do not go out
and show-off or make children or create in some way can lose that fantastic 'life is for
living' vibe that central to their way of life.
These people are made to shine. They want everyone to come out and play. The upside is
more pessimistic types around them get a lift and life gets far more upbeat and joyous. The downside is dealing with the
side effects of bossiness and egotism. Leos can teach others a lot about living from the
heart; it's just that everyone else has to let them have a chance to be a radiant Princess or
King of the Castle from time to time. A small price to pay for having these classy, generous
types knocking around the place and making life much more enjoyable.
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Well Known People with the Sun in Leo
Ben Affleck, Neil Armstrong, Enid Blyton, Napoleon Bonaparte, Emily Bronte, Claude Debussy, Robert De Niro, John Drydon,
Amelia Earhart, Laurence Fishburne, Jonathon Frantzen, Geri Halliwell, Knut Hamsun, Alfred Hitchcock,
Dustin Hoffman, John Lee Hooker, Ted Hughes, Aldous Huxley, Mick Jagger, Ulrica Jonsson,
Carl Jung, Garrison Keillor,
Stanley Kubrick, Phillip Larkin, Jennifer Lopez, Des Lynham,
Madonna, Trevor McDonald, Robert Mitchum, Edward Norton, Jean Piaget, Robert Plant, Roman Polanski,
J.K. Rowling, Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Simpson, Andy Warhol, Mae West,
Barbara Windsor.
Example Chart: Madonna
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Madonna has demanded attention from the world for decades, reinventing her persona time and again; sometimes showing off rather too much. Her creativity has extended from her initial life as a pop star, to forays into film and more recently as a children's author.
An undoubted star, she continues to love putting on a show, as was seen at her Live8 performance. In recent years she has become much more settled as a mother who writes for children and as a member of the UK's landed gentry. She still loves dressing up and showing off, but seems to have found a place where she belongs, where attention and fame are less important to her.
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