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How lucky is your zodiac animal this Chinese New Year? Check your prediction

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L360 shares tailored advice for each animal zodiac sign on how to boost their luck this year.

The Year of the Snake slithers in with a promise of transformation and change on January 29.

Renowned psychic and astrologer Inbaal Honigman, speaking exclusively with FruitySlots.com, explains that those born under the Snake sign are charming, elegant and wise individuals. Their gifts are intuition, intelligence and strategy.

Whatever your zodiac sign, Inbaal reminds us that the Year of the Snake is all about transformation. โ€œLean into your strengths, embrace the changes, and trust yourself to adapt,โ€ she says.

So, how can your Chinese zodiac sign work with this energy to invite a little extra luck?

From resourceful Rats to popular Pigs, hereโ€™s how to navigate the twists and turns of this transformative year.

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What is my Chinese zodiac animal?

Each year is represented by one of 12 zodiac animals.

If your birthday is in January or February, your zodiac animal will be the same as the previous year. This is because the lunar calendar and the Gregorian calendar donโ€™t exactly line up.

Use a Chinese zodiac animal chart to discover yours.

How to boost your luck this year

Rat

โ€œThe Ratโ€™s luckiest trait is their quick mind,โ€ Inbaal says. โ€œTheyโ€™re problem-solvers, charming and ambitious.โ€ That wit will be your greatest ally in a year full of unexpected changes.

Inbaal suggests initiating new ventures before circumstances shift on their own. โ€œChanges are certain this year, but you can write the script yourself,โ€ she advises.

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Chinese New Year rat
Rats should trust their minds this year

Ox

If youโ€™re an Ox, persistence is your superpower. โ€œOxen are honest, diligent, and down-to-earth,โ€ Inbaal says.

But in a year as unpredictable as this, patience is key. โ€œResist the temptation to commit to new routines. Things are likely to change before you can settle into them,โ€ she explains.

Tiger

Tigers are natural leaders, and their strong, confident energy thrives on challenges. But this year, less is more.

โ€œThe Year of the Snake is exhilarating for Tigers because change makes them come alive,โ€ Inbaal shares. โ€œJust donโ€™t overcomplicate things to make them more fun. Let life flow.โ€

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Chinese New Year tiger
Less is more, Tigers

Rabbit

โ€œThe Rabbitโ€™s quick mind and vigilance make them fantastic at recalibrating plans,โ€ says Inbaal.

Transformation is the theme of this year, but Rabbits will find it fun, even inspiring.

โ€œOthers will look to you for guidance, so share how you turn challenges into victories,โ€ she suggests.

Dragon

Dragons are fearless and courageous, which will serve them well in the unpredictable Year of the Snake. โ€œYour boldness shines when new paths emerge,โ€ Inbaal notes.

But her advice? โ€œHide your fire until youโ€™ve fully assessed the situation. Sometimes, strategy is more powerful than action.โ€

Chinese New Year dragon
Pause before firing ahead, Dragons

Snake

Itโ€™s your year, Snakes! โ€œYour flexibility, wisdom, and charm make you perfectly equipped for the transformations ahead,โ€ Inbaal says.

Her top tip? โ€œAnticipate changes and use your intuition to stay ahead of the curve. Youโ€™re already in tune with this yearโ€™s energy.โ€

Horse

Horses thrive on hard work and routine, but the Snakeโ€™s dynamic energy may test their comfort zone. โ€œHorses can feel overwhelmed by sudden challenges,โ€ Inbaal explains.

โ€œLean into your perseverance and apply your core values to new situations โ€” itโ€™s how youโ€™ll find balance.โ€

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Snakeโ€™s dynamic energy may test Horseโ€™s comfort zone

Goat

For Goats, compassion is their lucky charm. โ€œYouโ€™re naturally harmonious and nurturing,โ€ says Inbaal.

โ€œThis year, personal growth is a theme for everyone. Helping others navigate their transformations will bring you luck, too.โ€

Monkey

Monkeys love change, and their playful, witty energy makes them adaptable. โ€œThis year is lucky for Monkeys because transformation is their comfort zone,โ€ Inbaal reveals.

โ€œTeach others to enjoy shedding their old skin โ€” youโ€™ll inspire them to embrace the Snakeโ€™s energy.โ€

Chinese New Year celebrations
This year is lucky for Monkeys because transformation is their comfort zone

Rooster

Roosters are all about excellence, but this yearโ€™s pace may challenge their discipline. โ€œThe Year of the Snake demands flexibility,โ€ Inbaal explains.

โ€œCongratulate yourself for progress instead of striving for perfection. Itโ€™s about moving forward, not being the very best.โ€

Dog

Reliable and loyal, Dogs are the ultimate connectors. โ€œThis yearโ€™s winds of change are perfect for Dogs to forge new friendships while strengthening old ones,โ€ Inbaal says.

โ€œIntroduce people from different parts of your life โ€” itโ€™s your secret superpower.โ€

Pig

Pigs love stability, so the Snakeโ€™s dynamic energy may feel unsettling. โ€œYour popularity and easy-going nature mean youโ€™ve built an incredible support network,โ€ Inbaal notes.

โ€œLet your friends guide you through any challenges โ€” you donโ€™t have to face them alone.โ€

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