Born 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016, 2028
The Monkey represents flexibility are born with brilliant minds. Monkeys have a great intellect and are skillful with their hands. They are intelligent, quick and always appreciated by teachers and parents. Monkeys also have strong bodies, performing well in an organization and making them excellent leaders. At work, they show initiative and hold the courage to face new challenges. In life, they are helpful, considerate, thoughtful and humorous enough to be favored by people. They can sometimes be quick tempered, which can hinder them from success… to overcome this, they must learn patience. People born in the year of the Monkey are active, quick-witted, smart, humorous, sociable and brave. However, they can be tricky, opportunistic, impatient and immature.
Your 2026 Prediction:
The year will be full of sparks and opportunities for the Monkey. Misunderstandings, mood swings and heightened risk of disputes will be present, but don’t worry—most challenges will resolve safely. With resilience and adaptability, Monkeys can turn bumps in the road into valuable steppingstones. 2026 calls for restraint, discretion, and thoughtful decision-making rather than clever shortcuts.
Career-wise, situations may require closer attention to detail. Be cautious with agreements, contracts, and collaborations, especially those that rely heavily on verbal promises. Resist the urge to speak impulsively, as small misunderstandings can turn into larger complications. If you stay patient and flexible and keep things clear and transparent, the Horse year will reward your diligence with strong gains.
Socially and emotionally, the Monkey may feel more reactive to criticism or conflict. Communication will be the magic key. Keep your heart open and practice tolerance to ensure smoother bonds and harmony in love and friendship.
Maintaining structure, routine, and a lower profile will support you throughout the year. When strategy replaces impulse, 2026 becomes a time for the Monkey to safeguard stability, minimize losses, and prepare quietly for stronger opportunities ahead.
from Stacey Leong Design