Personal ruling planets: Sun, Moon
Lucky colours: Cream, white, green
Lucky gems: Moonstone, pearl
Lucky days: Monday, Thursday, Sunday
Lucky numbers: 2, 11, 20, 29, 38, 47, 56, 65, 74

You are endowed with an innate ability understand others - a skill you can use for your benefit and reach an important position in life. You are sensible and do not misuse your power to control or exploit others. This quality of yours is highly appreciated and therefore people around you offer you their help or friendship with all sincerity.

Although love and marriage are important for you, your variable nature stops you form making a life-long commitment. You can be highly emotional at times and need to rstrain yourself from over-reacting.

Say yes to: Education, generosity, optimism

Don't give in to: Alienation, coldness, inability to compromise

Children & Family
August 20 individuals often conceal the true nature of their upbringing. Paradoxically, perhaps, it is their background that makes them such good parents. They often seek to repair their relationships with their own parents through their own parenthood.

Health
These individuals may not possess the high energy level of other Leos. Even when they do feel good about themselves, they are somewhat indolent and may shy away from exercise.

Career & Finances
August 20 people need to be emotionally involved in their work in order to be happy. Just a job, even a well-paying one, doesn't cut it for these people. Because of their unsettled circumstances, they may have to temporarily move back with their parents if finances become strained. It's important that during this period they believe in themselves.

Dreams & Goals
August 20 individuals are sometimes shy about letting others know about their deepest wishes, because they are afraid of the judgment that may come with it. They have great determination and the will to succeed. As long as they retain these gifts they can look forward to the success they deserve.

You share your birthday with: Rajiv Gandhi, Robert Clark, Amy Adams, Connie Chung, Benjamin Harrison, Edgar A.Guest, Van Johnson, Jim Reeves, Robert Plant, Fred Durst and Joan Allen.