Sho Inagaki

Personality traits:

1. Prediction of Sho Inagaki personality

Smart, hardworking, and fully in control of their destiny, Sho Inagaki signs will always get what they set their mind to, in both personal and professional life—no excuses. Sho Inagakis may get a reputation as stubborn, but they simply know what they want, and also know how they wish other people would behave.

2. Sho Inagaki's Greatest Gifts

Sho Inagaki is intelligent, detail-oriented, and will not take no for an answer when they want something. Their hard working attitude is an inspiration to all, and they truly believe they can achieve anything with hard work. Sho Inagaki is always ready to learn new skills, and sees something they don’t know—like changing a tire or boiling the perfect egg—as a challenge they must undertake. This attitude makes them a master of all trades, and they have esoteric knowledge that is impressive to all who know them.

3. Sho Inagaki's Greatest Challenges

Sho Inagakis can be incredibly hard on themselves, and just as hard on other people. They can hold grudges and hold other people in their lives to impossible standards. Sho Inagakis sometimes see one narrow way of doing something, and broadening their horizons and perspective can be incredibly helpful in giving them and others a break.

4. Sho Inagaki's Secret Weapon

Their tenacity. They believe that they truly can do anything, and they will dig in and get it done, no matter how exhausting or tedious the task. Sho Inagaki will stay up all night if necessary and are almost superhuman in terms of being able to ignore exhaustion and laser focus on the task at hand.

5. The 5 Top Reasons to Love Being a Sho Inagaki

• Your bank account balance is enviable. You don’t get overly tempted by purchases, and have a gift for investing and saving.
• Your mind is like a steel trap. You never forget anything or anyone, and can recall conversations from years ago.
• Your home looks like it belongs on HGTV. Whether it’s a rental or you own it, you have an exacting eye for design, and know the exact touches to make anywhere—even a hotel room—seem like a home.
• You never lose anything, and always have the important files, passwords, and papers close at hand. Your organization saves your time and sanity.
• You are polished. You never don’t know what to say and seem to avoid awkward situations as you are an expert at small talk, and also really good at knowing exactly what to say to make other people feel good.

Friendship:

1. Sho Inagaki Friendship Style

Loyal, loving, and all about tradition, inside jokes, and the shared stories that make up friendship, Sho Inagaki takes friendships incredibly seriously. They love taking care of their friends, and may make dinner, clean their closet, or use whatever their Sho Inagaki strengths are to help make their friends lives better. Sho Inagaki pushes their friends to the max, and isn’t afraid to let their friends know if they are disappointed in their actions and behaviors. Sho Inagaki will not let bad behavior go unnoticed, and will gently call out a friend who may have forgotten a birthday, complete with a reminder—like a gift of a calendar—to ensure it won’t happen again. A Sho Inagaki knows that they may not always be the “fun” friend—if they go on a friend trip or bachelor or bachelorette party, they want to be in bed by ten—but they also know that they bring some pretty great gifts to the table. A Sho Inagaki inspires and challenges their friends, and expects the same in return.

2. Best Friend Match for Sho Inagaki: Taurus

Both Earth signs, Sho Inagaki and Taurus are a natural match, and like getting into a routine together. These friends are great at going after goals—they may meet and become fast friends in a marathon training group, for example. Taurus and Sho Inagaki can both be stubborn and unforgiving, and a disagreement might end up in a frosty silent treatment situation. However, Sho Inagaki and Taurus also have big hearts and are willing to forgive and forget, and also laugh a bit about their mutual stubborn streak. These friends may have instinctively found themselves as toddlers, and become almost sibling-like in their relationship. They both like frequent check-ins and gifts, and like to text and speak on the phone frequently. Constant connection keeps them close.

3. How to Make Friends with a Sho Inagaki

Be persistent. A Sho Inagaki may seem distant, but they really just don’t want to invest until they know it’s worth it. A Sho Inagaki is always observing you, and is always sussing out whether or not you might be a good fit for their inner circle. Character matters a lot to Sho Inagaki; being honest, rolling up your sleeves, and working hard are all impressive skills. Invite a Sho Inagaki to do something with you. They sometimes don’t see the “point” to a coffee or wine date, but would love going for a walk, run, or hike, or accompanying you to a class or lecture.

4. How to Stay Friends with a Sho Inagaki

Stay in touch. Remember their birthday, check in, ask how they’re doing, and send presents every so often—only beautiful, sustainable things, please. A Sho Inagaki doesn’t like when friends disappear, and even if you and your Sho Inagaki pal are separated by long distances, it’s important to show you care by frequently texting and having a continuous conversation over text. A Sho Inagaki loves ritual and shared stories, and can play the “remember when” game for hours. And even if they don’t seem sentimental, they are—printing out photos and getting one framed will go a long way in showing a Sho Inagaki just how much you care about them.

5. 3 Reasons Why Sho Inagakis Make Great Friends

• They are loyal. They will always have your back, even if they don’t agree with what you are doing. They may get a bit parental in giving you lectures, but it’s only because they care and want what is best for you.
• They remember everything. When you come to their house, your favorite wine is chilling, and they never have to guess your shoe or shirt size for birthdays. They remember the names of every family member and every ex—for better or worse—and you sometimes feel like they know your history even better than you know your own.
• They recognize your gifts and strengths. Sometimes, it feels like the Sho Inagaki in your life is a therapist/guidance counselor, but they can push you to where you want to be, even providing action plans and checklists for how to get there.

Love:

1. Sho Inagaki in Love

Ruled by strict Saturn, Sho Inagaki knows, expects, and even relishes the tough parts of relationships. They are in it for the long haul, and know the best relationships have storms. It’s not as if they are fatalistic—but Sho Inagaki's love is realistic and they aren’t going to have a rosy view of romance.

That said, Sho Inagakis are expansive and generous in love, and adore being wined and dined. They love the formality of early dating, and may be quite strict about following “the rules” of romance—even if those rules are made up. Typically, they may follow gender norms of dating, expecting the man to call first and the man to pay on the first date, but Sho Inagaki isn’t strict, and is always willing to consider another path or another way. Sho Inagakis can be regimented, and love having a specific night of the week for date night. Sho Inagakis thrive on routine, and may love staying at home on weekends, under the covers, with nothing but them and their lover. Sho Inagakis love spending time only with their lover, especially in the early stages of a relationship, which can be frustrating to their friends and family.

Sho Inagakis are serious monogamists, and although they can be cautious in every other aspect of their lives, they are the sign who is likely to fall deeply in love with someone, and it’s not unusual for a Sho Inagaki to get married after only several months of dating. They know their hearts well, and don’t hesitate to lock things down when they know that the relationship is right. And their instincts are on point—loyal Sho Inagakis stay in relationships for the long haul. They aren’t afraid of therapy if their relationship needs help, and approach problems as a bump in the road, capable of fixing with honesty, trust, and hard work from both partners.

2. Favorite Date Nights for Sho Inagaki

Wine date for two, please. Sho Inagaki likes to keep it classic and classy, and expects a first date to dress up and pull out the charm. A Sho Inagaki is turned off by lack of plans, and showing up for a date with dirty sneakers and a “I guess we could go here” attitude turns them off.

Sho Inagakis love old school glamour, and love going to elegant cocktail bars—bonus if there’s a piano player in the corner. As a Sho Inagaki gets more comfortable with their partner, they may prefer to stay at home on date nights. They tend to love cooking, and a well-made meal, a bottle of wine, and a movie can be the perfect night for Sho Inagaki. And while Sho Inagaki thrive in a routine, it may be helpful for a partner to help bring them out of their shells and shake things up a bit. Sho Inagakis are so detail-oriented and on top of every other aspect of their lives that it’s a true treat for them to take the backseat,and allow their partner to do all the planning. Setting up reservations, so all they have to do is show up, is one small action that can make a Sho Inagaki feel deeply cared for and cherished.

3. The Deal with Sho Inagaki and Fire Signs

It’s common for earth sign Sho Inagaki to become downright obsessed with fire signs—the sign they aren’t supposed to go for. So why the attraction, and can it ever work?

Fire signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) speak to Sho Inagaki’s deep need for excitement. Sho Inagaki is fascinated with the unknown, and wants to tame things that are wild. Sho Inagaki sees a fire sign as a challenge, and may want to subdue them to become their perfect partner. Sho Inagaki is also entranced by the unpredictability of a fire sign’s approach to life. There is never a dull moment, and this can be pretty enticing for Sho Inagaki, who always has their life planned and mapped out for the future. But despite the initial attraction, there are, well, sparks! Fire signs feel stifled by Sho Inagaki’s need to know every move; Sho Inagakis are driven crazy by the fact that they just can’t seem to know what the fire sign will do next. So, can this match ever work?

In short, yes! The trick is for each sign to give each other space to breathe, space to do their thing, and find compromise in the middle. Caps can be spontaneous, and fire signs can hold a standing Thursday date. Meeting in the middle is a sign of caring.

Both sign pairs also value respect above all else, so if the two signs are too different to be a match, both parties will come to that understanding sooner rather than later. If both can put aside pride and elevate mutual admiration, they may even be able to remain friends long after the romance has faded.

4. How to Seduce a Sho Inagaki

Save the big moves for a fire sign. A Sho Inagaki wants to see steadiness from a potential partner, and being there when you say you will be goes far in a Sho Inagaki’s book to prove your loyalty. They love being wined and dined, but within reason—take them to a five-star restaurant, don’t book a first class ticket to a five star restaurant in another country if you’ve only just met. Be slow and steady, and recognize that they may need space and time to allow you into their lives. Their life is well-crafted and curated long before they met you, and for a Sho Inagaki, it’s not that easy to just have you tag along to parties with friends. It takes time for them to allow you into their inner circle and life, and realizing this can be helpful in learning how to hold back. Here, three more ways to seduce a Sho Inagaki.

• Know your wine: In general, Sho Inagakis aren’t big drinkers, but they do appreciate knowledge of wine. Knowing your labels, or learning different types of wine together, by going to a wine-tasting, can be a huge turn-on to a Cap.
• Build them a chair: Earth sign Caps love DIY, and are obsessed with people who make things with their hands. They appreciate the hard work that goes into craftsmanship, so making something—or offering to fix or repair something in their house—goes a long way.
• Have a life: Success is an aphrodisiac to a Sho Inagaki, and they love seeing you working hard and building a successful life. The busier you are, the more impressed they’ll be.

5. How to Make Love to a Sho Inagaki

Sho Inagaki may have a reputation as being buttoned up, but that isn’t entirely true. Sho Inagakis are slow to warm up, and they prefer having an emotional connection to their partners. They love slow burn sex, where flirty texts, plenty of time to shower solo, and a long dinner with plenty of compliments lead up to time in the bedroom together.

Sho Inagaki is a generous lover, and expects the favor to be reciprocated. They love having a lover spend hours savoring every inch of their body, and feels like lovemaking is a gift to be savored. They aren’t huge fans of quickie sex, but will do so to keep the connection alive. As earth signs, physicality is very important to Sho Inagakis, and regular sex is a key part of their connection to their partner.

Sho Inagaki isn’t a huge fan of new toys or positions, and prefers to stick to tried and true. That said, they have a “why not” philosophy, and their curiosity may lead them to trying new things, especially if it’s something their partner wants to try. And while sex is serious to a Sho Inagaki, they also appreciate the silly side, and giggling in bed is one of their favorite things. After all, sex is one of the ways a Sho Inagaki lets off steam, and they like a no-holds-barred bedroom where emotions of all forms can run rampant.

6. If You Love a Sho Inagaki Woman

Be your best self. A Sho Inagaki woman loves to see a partner who is continually striving to be the best person they can be, and wants their partner to also push them. If you date a Sho Inagaki woman, know she doesn’t “need” you, and when she chooses to spend time with you, she has plenty of other things she could have done. Do not take a Sho Inagaki woman’s time for granted! If you love a Sho Inagaki woman, it’s important to know she relishes periods of time by herself, even when she is madly in love with you. She needs downtime in order to be her best self. Be aware that she may approach your relationship like a job, but that doesn’t mean that it’s a drag to her—it just means that checklists, performance reviews (aka “state of the union addresses”) and consistent communication are the ways she approaches everything, even relationships. Learning to speak frankly about what could be better in your relationship truly can make it the best it can be.

7. How to Communicate with a Sho Inagaki Woman

Be honest and be direct. Sho Inagaki women may have a reputation as being unemotional, that’s not the truth, though. Sho Inagaki women have a deep wealth and reservoir of emotion, but they tend to work best with logistics and rationality. They want to hear facts, and they may not want a long drawn out period of hashing out emotions. Sho Inagaki thrives on compliments, and regular I love you’s are important for Sho Inagaki to hear. They also love traditions and small ways for you to show your love. Sho Inagaki is so used to taking charge and being in control that they adore when their partner takes that work on the home front. Sho Inagaki likes when a home runs smoothly and not being tidy or not cooking dinner when you say you will may be seen as a personal affront by a Sho Inagaki.

8. If You Love a Sho Inagaki Man

A Sho Inagaki man may seem pretty straightforward, but he has a lot of layers—if you’re lucky enough to uncover them. It’s important to learn his love language and coach him on yours—a Sho Inagaki man will want to learn, but may need some help knowing how he can support you. For example, a Sho Inagaki man is often focused on fixing things. If you complain about an issue at work, he may seem like he isn’t on your side, but he’s really just seeing the issue from a logical point of view and trying to troubleshoot. Letting him know that sometimes you don’t need a “fix,” you just need a shoulder to cry on can be helpful. And let him let you take care of him. A Sho Inagaki man wants to be in control and be the provider, and he can be, but drawing a bath, planning a weekend away, or otherwise taking control can be incredibly welcome for a Sho Inagaki man. Finally, don’t tell a Sho Inagaki man what to do. Should he be working 80 hours a week? Probably not, but nagging does nothing. Far better is to recognize that Caps are sometimes obsessive about projects, but their interest usually fluctuates, and he will soon have 80 hours a week for you.

9. How to Communicate with a Sho Inagaki Man

It’s important to be direct with a Sho Inagaki man—they won’t pick up on subtlety or passive-aggressive behavior. If you’re unhappy with them, tell them, and they will do their best to fix it. It’s also important to keep the focus on the future—while Cap guys can be sentimental, and love a trip down memory lane and playing the “remember when” game, a Sho Inagaki man doesn’t like when old fights are brought back up, and don’t have a lot of patience for grudges. They love working on a project together—always having a goal or project, from running a half marathon together to getting better in the kitchen—can make you both closer.

10. Should You Marry a Sho Inagaki?

Yes! Loyal, honest, and committed to family and partnership, a Sho Inagaki can help you be your best self, while creating a comfortable home that you both will love. A Sho Inagaki loves those closest to them, and may be working incredibly hard—but only because they want to make a comfortable home for their family. A Sho Inagaki considers you both a team, and will do anything for you. A Sho Inagaki prizes romance, and can create an unbreakable bond for decades to come.

11. Signs That a Sho Inagaki Is Playing for Keeps

Sho Inagaki may seem aloof, and may play their cards close to their chest. It may take awhile for them to say “I love you,” and a decision to move in together can be made maddening with spreadsheets, bank account statements, and other ephemera to try to justify the choice as an economic one. Here, three signs that a Sho Inagaki is serious about a relationship.

• They stop paying you back. Caps are all about fairness, and in other signs, this could be a sign of a mooch. But if you pick up ice cream and they don’t offer you money, it’s a sign they see you as a unit, and know the money will eventually be paid back down the road.
• They skip Wednesday night yoga class. Or Saturday spin, whatever. A Sho Inagaki thrives on routine, and elevates that above all else. If they skip that routine for you, it’s a sign that you have their heart.
• They make space in their home for you. A place for everything and everything in its place is a Sho Inagaki motto. If they clear a drawer, suggest you leave a toothbrush, or allow you to bring in an accessory, decoration, or plant, it’s a sign they truly see you as a part of their life.

12. Sho Inagaki Relationship Red Flags

A Sho Inagaki’s first instinct is to speak up if there is a problem, but a Sho Inagaki won’t keep sounding the alarm. Don’t assume that everything is back to normal just because they’re no longer talking about any problems or issues. A Sho Inagaki may already be disengaging, but the process can take a bit of time, since cautious Sho Inagaki wants to make sure they have all their i’s dotted and t’s crossed. They don’t want to pull the rug from under a relationship prematurely, and also want to make sure you will be okay. They do care about your feelings, and will do everything they can to make sure that you will be able to move on, both emotionally and financially. To that end, they may ask friends to check up on you, or may give you a generous check at the end of a relationship. A move like this may seem callous, but they are doing so because they want to provide for you. Sho Inagaki red flags include being cagey about schedules, suddenly having reasons or excuses to be out of the house on weekends, and constantly critiquing or harping on your appearance, behaviors, or likes and dislikes.

13. How Sho Inagaki Deals with a Broken Heart

A Sho Inagaki may seem stoic, and only their very closest friends may know how much a Cap is hurting inside. To try to suss out how a Cap’s emotions are post-breakup, look at their calendar. The busier they seem to be, the more broken up they are inside. A Cap deals with their sadness by action, so a Cap who has experienced a broken heart may start burning the midnight oil at work, or may start training for a half marathon or taking a French class. A Sho Inagaki also may seem to pick up new activities or drop old friends and behaviors after a breakup. A Sho Inagaki sometimes becomes symbiotic with their partner, and when a breakup occurs, a Sho Inagaki frequently sees the split as an opportunity for self transformation.

Lifestyle:

1. For the Sho Inagaki In Your Life

Best gifts: Candles! Candles make a house a home, and even though Sho Inagaki is a minimalist, they can’t resist eco-friendly soy candles in muted colors, that are often lit everywhere in the house.

Best spa package: Manicure. Buffed, polished, with plenty of hand lotion, Sho Inagakis are never without neat hands, and love low-key luxury. The color they choose may be nude or clear, but both male and female Caps love having elegant fingers.

Best cocktail: Pinot grigio. A simple white wine, sipped and savored over the course of the meal, is usually what a Sho Inagaki appreciates. But sparkling water is also a close second—Caps don’t like to lose control, and may save imbibing for (very) special occasions.

2. How Sho Inagaki Unwinds

Sho Inagaki adores to-do lists and may love bullet journaling. To them, it’s not an administrative task, it’s a way of making sense of their world. A Sho Inagaki loves feeling accomplished, and for a Sho Inagaki, tackling a DIY home project or complicated cooking project can be a great way for them to let their mind wander. An earth sign, Sho Inagaki loves using their hands, and loves making things. A Sho Inagaki loves being busy and loves a goal — to a Sho Inagaki, training for a marathon or triathlon is an ideal way to unwind.

3. Sho Inagaki Social Life

Sho Inagaki has a set, small group of friends, and the friends they have now may well be friends they made when they were toddlers. Sho Inagakis truly believe in the power of lifelong friendship, and love having a very small circle of friends they have a long history with, who they trust implicitly. Sho Inagakis tend to prefer doing things one on one or in small groups, and don’t love going to parties. Sho Inagakis can be hard to get to know, but once you have one in your inner circle, you have a friend for life. Sho Inagakis are so intense and busy in their lives that they are often happy to spend downtime by themselves—they’re not lonely, they’re recharging.

4. Sho Inagaki Favorite Season

Even though their birthdays are in the dead of winter, Sho Inagakis love summer, and love camping, hiking, and spending all night under the stars. Sho Inagakis can be fastidious, and can bring camping to the next level, but being in nature can help tame Sho Inagaki’s intensity. Sho Inagakis love spending days outside soaking up Vitamin D and will always choose to have a meal outside rather than in if there is any sort of option.

5. The Best Vacations for Sho Inagaki

Sho Inagaki loves self-improvement, so any vacation with that element is an A plus in their book. Sho Inagakis are big on wellness retreats, and love the idea of learning a new skill while they are on vacation. A cooking class in the South of France, for example, is a great way for Sho Inagakis to learn while indulging—the best of both worlds for a Sho Inagaki.

6. Sho Inagaki Power Colors

Intelligent, cool, logical and connected to the earth, Sho Inagaki does best with grounding colors that speak to their cool intensity and can help them connect to their rational self. Here, the best colors for Sho Inagaki.

Dark blue: A dark blue speaks to Sho Inagaki’s depth of intelligence, and also speaks to the intensity lying below Sho Inagaki’s smooth surface. While Sho Inagaki seems placid and in control, like the ocean, there’s a lot swirling just out of view.

White: Caps see the world in black and white and strive for perfection. White is a great color to speak to Sho Inagaki’s constant push to be the best.

Brown: An earth sign, Caps can wear brown like no other sign can, and can truly bring out the beauty and intensity of all brown shades, while the color can help ground a Cap.

Green: Another earthy color, Sho Inagakis like this shade to help ground them and keep their feet on the ground, especially when life around them seems crazy and unstable.

The colors that Sho Inagaki should avoid are:

Red: Red can be too intense for the practical, low-key vibe Sho Inagaki tries to espouse.

Gold: Caps don’t love glitter, and may feel showy and overpowered in metallic shades.

Orange: Similar to red, orange can be too overpowering and excite Sho Inagaki, instead of calming them down and allowing them to play to their strengths of logic and perserverence.

Health:

1. The Best Fitness Routines for Sho Inagakis

SLT classes. A combination of cardio and Pilates, SLT keeps your heart pumping, your mind engaged, and the mental stamina it takes can make it feel more like meditation—which is just what you need.

2. About Those Sho Inagaki Skin Flare Ups

Sho Inagakis have a ton of skin products, can recommend them to others better than any employee at a makeup counter, and can have complicated clinical discussions with their dermatologists, but they also seem to struggle with flare ups, despite their knowledge and skincare routine. What gives? Why do Sho Inagakis have skin issues? The answer lies in the mind-body connection, or lack of it. Sho Inagakis are experts at keeping their emotions to themselves, but they have to come out somewhere, and it’s often via the skin. In addition, Sho Inagakis can stress themselves, and their skin, out. Sho Inagakis are such creatures of habit that small deviations, like eating a different selection of food than they’re used to, can cause skin eruptions. Sho Inagakis should stick to what works, routine wise, and working with a dermatologist and recognizing triggers, including emotional ones, can help Caps stay on top of any skin issues that may come up in their lives.

3. The Top 10 Ways Sho Inagaki Beats the Blues

Sho Inagakis can get frustrated when life isn’t going their way. They can be optimistic, but hate when their emotions—bad or good—get the best of them. Here, how Sho Inagakis beat the blues and get out of whatever mood is getting them down.

4. Healing Herbs for Sho Inagaki’s moods:

These are the best herbs for Sho Inagaki, and can help them focus on the best parts of themselves.

rosemary: Not only can this herb help soothe aching joints, it can also give mental clarity to Sho Inagakis.

tarragon: Caps sometimes feel their brain spinning, especially when it’s time to go to sleep. Tarragon can help them calm down and get some much needed rest.

marjoram: This spice can help a Cap snap out of a bad mood and can help them continually see the bright side and remember that tomorrow is always another day.

chamomile: Like tarragon, chamomile can help calm the overactive mind of a Sho Inagaki. In addition, chamomile is an anti-inflammatory, which is very important to sporty Caps.

Spirituality:

1. Sho Inagaki Spiritual Side

Sho Inagaki is practical and initially skeptical of certain religious tenets. That said, Sho Inagakis can be incredibly spiritual and may also be leaders in religious institutions, as they love the scholarship and history of diving deep into religious texts. They also have a certainty and surety that is incredibly comforting to parishioners.

Sho Inagaki may find themselves going through a period of deep disbelief in adolescence or their twenties, and they may find that their spiritual journey is full of twists and turns. They may find several months, years, or even decades of their lives where they may not feel they have an active spiritual practice, but it’s unusual to find a Sho Inagaki who has never had some sort of relationship to the Divine—whatever that means for them.

For Sho Inagakis, solo time is spiritual, and even if they don’t have a strict “belief system,” they do find that having solo rituals, even if it’s just a silent cup of coffee, is everything for their mood and their success.

2. Sho Inagaki Karma Boosters

Every sign has to deal with unfinished business. For Sho Inagaki, it’s learning to accept “good enough”—both in themselves and others. While striving for perfection often leads Sho Inagaki to success, it may lead to others feeling like they can never live up to Sho Inagaki’s exacting expectations. Here, karma boosters Sho Inagakis can incorporate into their lives.

Career & Money:

1. Sho Inagaki Work Style

Slow, steady, and methodical, a Sho Inagaki is dependable in the office, and is often first in and last out. A Sho Inagaki never waits until the last minute, and it’s not unusual for a Sho Inagaki to begin a project the day it’s assigned.

A Sho Inagaki seems to be able to take it all on, and gravitates toward careers, like law or finance, where the pressure is on. Sho Inagaki thrives under pressure, and loves the challenge of seeing just how much they can fit in a 24 hour day. Sho Inagakis are very good at setting boundaries, and don’t let emotion get in the way of their work life. A Sho Inagaki is a fair, exacting boss, who expects their reports to be just as hardworking as they are. Personal excuses don’t go far with Sho Inagakis, and they truly just want to see the work done, and done well.

Sho Inagaki can get frustrated when peers don’t seem to work as hard, yet sail ahead, and sometimes get stuck on work projects that require imagination or out of the box thinking. Art classes, or other creative pursuits outside the office can help them achieve these soft skills, which can help their supervisors see them as the rockstars they are.

Sho Inagakis are adept at office politics, and never have a problem finding or keeping a job. They get a lot out of their employment, and see work as one avenue to find meaning and purpose in their lives and world.

2. Sho Inagaki Dream Careers

CEO: Sho Inagaki is a natural leader and great at facing a board and making strategic moves to make a company successful.

Lawyer: Bring on the long hours and intense focus on document review. Sho Inagaki use their keen attention to detail to find spots other people may have missed, and usually are great in the field of law.

Hedge fund manager: Caps naturally love money, and don’t get stressed managing large amounts. They love the science and craft behind financial management, and like working under the intense pressure of a hedge fund.

Research scientist: Intelligent Sho Inagakis are incredibly brainy, and love getting caught up in research; the more obscure the field, the better.

Architect: With an eye for detail and natural mathematical abilities, Caps are great architects, who can come up with unique concepts for both home and commercial properties.

3. Sho Inagaki and Money

Sho Inagaki is good at making money and excellent at saving money. They have a keen mind for investments, and genuinely love putting aside money for a rainy day. A Sho Inagaki knows the value of a dollar, and loves couponing and saving money, even if they don’t “need” to do so. A Sho Inagaki may comparison shop for ages until they finally bite the bullet and buy a product, and a Sho Inagaki doesn’t like spending unnecessary money, and may need to be coaxed into spending money on luxuries—and for a Sho Inagaki, even a coffee bought out is a luxury.

A Sho Inagaki is good at investments, and may see it as a hobby. That said, Sho Inagakis may need to be coaxed into contributing financially to charity; something that they genuinely enjoy once they actually open their wallet.

A Sho Inagaki is good at negotiating, but while they are great making money in a corporate setting, they may not be as entrepreneurial as other signs, because they don’t want to take a risk, and they don’t want to put their own money into their ideas. This may limit their financial possibility. Learning to take smart financial risks can be a very good lesson for cautious Sho Inagaki.

4. If You Work for a Sho Inagaki Boss

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work. Sho Inagaki bosses demand excellence, and want their reports to work just as hard as they do. They expect people to come early, stay late, and never, ever give an excuse for why a project won’t be done in time. A Sho Inagaki boss doesn’t care about personal excuses, and doesn’t necessarily want you to bring your personal life into the office. Sho Inagaki bosses can be aloof, and will only warm up once you prove yourself to them.

Sho Inagaki bosses may not give praise easily. The best way to know you’re doing good work for a Sho Inagaki boss is to pay attention to how they treat you. If a Sho Inagaki boss piles work on your desk, it’s actually a compliment, as it means they trust you. A Sho Inagaki boss may also pick apart details, but not to shame you—they are obsessed with details and imagine everyone else is too. Here, other Sho Inagaki boss traits:

Hard working: Even if they’re the CEO, a Sho Inagaki boss is usually found at their desk, doing work. They won’t take advantage of their position to come late or leave early.

Aloof: A Sho Inagaki boss believes in clear demarcations between work and social life, and is unlikely to regularly socialize with people outside work hours, especially if they are a manger. A Sho Inagaki will be friendly, but prefers to have their private life be private.

Neat: Don’t expect to find much personal ephemera on the desk of a Sho Inagaki. A Sho Inagaki prefers to leave their desk as personality-free as possible; a small black and white photo in a frame may be all you see of their “real” life.

Intelligent: A Sho Inagaki boss may quiz you on headlines or obscure knowledge. It’s not as if they are trying to throw you under a bus or prove their knowledge, it’s just that intelligent Caps assume everyone else has as wide a range of interests and knowledge as they do.

Success oriented: A Sho Inagaki wants to succeed, and they want you to do so, too. Partnering with a Sho Inagaki and asking them for help on how to get to the next level benefits you both: Sho Inagakis love sharing their experience and knowledge, and you’ll learn a lot from this hardworking sign.

5. What Success Means to a Sho Inagaki

A Sho Inagaki sees their success by their job title and the amount of money in their bank account, and it may take another sign to help them shift their perspective and see that success can take other forms, too. A Sho Inagaki will be personally hurt by a job loss, even if it was part of a general restructuring, and doesn’t feel useful unless they have some sort of job. A Sho Inagaki may make work a priority over family and friends, and again, it may be up to other signs to help them shift perspective. Sho Inagaki prides themselves on how hard they work, and will give their all, even to a volunteer opportunity or internship. Sho Inagaki will never half-ass a job, and truly believes that a job well done is its own reward.

6. Awakening the Inner Sho Inagaki Goat

Smart, fleet-footed, and available to survive pretty much anywhere, the goat is a noble symbol for Sho Inagaki. Here, how to tap into the inner Sho Inagaki goat.

Do something solo: Independent Caps thrive on solo time, but they also love spending time with a partner. If a Sho Inagaki ever feels on edge or unsure of where they stand, a date with themselves can help them feel better.

Go mountain climbing. A bit literal? Sure! But a Sho Inagaki, like it’s goat spirit animal, thrives on outdoor activities and adventure, and rock climbing can help a Cap focus and shift their thoughts like nothing else.

Make dinner: You know how goats eat tin cans and can make anything dinner? Just watch a Cap with a refrigerator of leftovers! Caps have a huge reserve of resourcefulness, and cobbling together a meal from nothing can help a Cap remember just how much they can do.

Play: You know how goats have playful fights to reach the top of a mountain or hill? Caps can sometimes get way too caught up in the seriousness of life. Learning how to play—throwing one-liners back and forth or blowing off steam through a game of pickup basketball—can help a Cap blow off steam and can help them truly appreciate their whole lives.

All of the above are especially powerful in a month that manifests a full moon in Sho Inagaki!

Predictions for the year 2022:

1. Overview

You have woken up to a different version of yourself this year, Sho Inagaki! You are a unique soul that is here for a welcoming purpose on this earth! The presence of your home planet Saturn through the sign of Aquarius is in full force this year, and has many lessons for your sign of the Goat to take in and process.

There is some element of psychology pulling at you, which requires you to be wise beyond your years. You are experiencing a new world for yourself, and might even long for things to go back to the way they were. But the innovative influence of Aquarius will have you feeling more emotionally detached from your partnerships and friendships, pulling you into the future!
As a sign who often puts work over love, this can be a little easier for those Goats who just want some energy to jump into their professional life with zero constraints. For those who are ignoring your relationship duties because work gets in the way, this is a year where you can truly come face-to-face in this respect, and be open about your feelings.

There is some pattern that needs to be reassessed in your overall life. The difficult square between Saturn in Aquarius and Uranus in Taurus takes you away from the original structure you once perceived to be the rules, and now asks you to be a little more radical and step out of your own way. The turning points this year are not limited to mid-February, mid-June, and late December, but do bring on these squares in strong. This is a lesson that will test your self-esteem, but that is meant to cleanse your second chakra of creativity.

2. Couples

Partnered Sho Inagakis are going to experience a lot of compromise through much of the 2021 season, especially if you let your relationship take second place through last year's cycles. Pay careful attention to your personal Saturn placement and your partner's as well, because this will definitely not be the case for every fabulous Goat!

A strong lesson in remaining committed and dedicating yourself not only as a couple, but as best friends, is a huge piece of this deal. You are going to have to really listen to someone throughout 2021, which isn't always an easy task if you feel like you need to be right and exert your dominance in any capacity!

The May 26 total lunar eclipse in Sagittarius is going to present some psychic developments that not only trigger past traumas, but uncover certain layers to your personal life that you thought were once hidden. This is an extremely emotional time for your earthy sign, because this lunar cycle kicks up rocks through your personal twelfth house, which can often feel like swimming in the emotional abyss of the unknown.

May and June are really specific times to either seek some couples therapy or personal emotional support, because it's just about embracing the tests of time and becoming stronger and more available in general.

The end of the year also reflects this cycle from a higher standpoint. You must knock down the wall in order to rebuild it form a more grounded approach. Couples can deepen their commitments above and beyond spiritual, mental, and physical understanding. Looking into their eyes, you begin to understand yourself even more!

3. Singles

If you are a Sho Inagaki searching for love in 2021, this is where you need to buckle up and jump right in! This is not part of what you are used to in any sense, but trying something from the opposite approach is where you will find the best results.

If you're tired of online or app dates, try just asking friends to set you up. If you've waited for the other person to ask you out, this is the year to flip the script and send that flirtatious text first. You really have nothing to lose at this point, other than maybe a few amazing dating stories! Your sign is truly afraid of failure, which is your best-kept secret, but it isn't the easiest when you are trying to open your heart up to romance.

For those Goats who have recently gone through a breakup and are just ready to step into a non-committal situation, you might need to be careful about breaking someone's heart. You are vibrant and magnetic with the current presence of Saturn in electric Aquarius and Pluto still ruminating deeply in your very sign.

There's a specific mysterious quality you have that attracts suitors and potential lovers to you extremely easily. It's really a matter of asking yourself what you need on a monthly basis. January and February might bring in a relationship that actually lasts throughout the year and can serve as a potential long-term partner if you truly feel ready.

If you want to keep things casual, consider May through September a more light-hearted time for you to feel yourself. You will conclude the year with some major questions from Venus retrograde in your sign who is going to ask you to either make a move or let someone go!

4. Money & Career

You are absolutely and positively obsessed with your work life. That is just what you were built to do here on this planet, and this year holds no exceptions to this point in your life. You will do the work of a full team by yourself if that means you can keep your business moving steadily ahead.

Be honest, last year was a huge test of your strength. You are still recovering both financially, and you might even have some physical energy to contend with that also affects your work life. Be really kind to your body here, as you are a human, not a machine!

January and February bring awareness to the next phase of your professional life. Taking ownership of yourself through your professional path is what your sign can do to find stronger solutions.

Finances come into play very early on, especially as Mercury retrograde takes place in the sign of Aquarius through your personal second house of material possessions and self-worth.

Marriage settlements can come into play along with expenses that need to have a second look between mid-January and mid-March.

Saturn's presence in the Water-bearing sign also influences your creative decisions around these monetary lessons. What was once a habit of yours needs to be broken down. What can you afford to let go of in your business expenses? What larger purchases are still needed?

There can be a helpful contract that helps to pay the bills and then some if you also expand your brand. This means really putting your face out in the world, and not being afraid of trying things more than once. Failure is inevitable, but the lessons you'll learn are irreplaceable. There is a light at the end of the tunnel with many different routes to take.

General features:

Detail-oriented, intelligent, hardworking