Sun in Pisces, 10th house
Your career house is run by the most fluid sign there is. In practice: you're good at work that has no fixed shape. You read a room, you adapt, you name the thing nobody had named yet. People describe you as the one who "just gets it," which is flattering and also a little useless when you're trying to write a CV.
It also means job descriptions feel like cages. You've probably left roles that looked good on paper and struggled to explain why to people who loved them for you. The reason is structural, not a character flaw: a Pisces 10th house doesn't want a ladder, it wants a current.
Saturn crosses into your 6th house in March
The 6th is the daily-routine house: hours, health, admin, who you answer to. Saturn is the planet that makes you rebuild whatever you skipped. Put together, the next two years will force a decision about how you work rather than what you do.
Concretely: don't start something new in the first six weeks of March. Saturn transits reward repair over launch. Fix the structure you already have (the schedule, the contract, the thing you've been tolerating) and the new work becomes possible in the back half of the year, on much better terms.
Moon in Capricorn, 8th house
This is the placement that explains why you keep the hard things to yourself. Capricorn moons manage their feelings the way other people manage a project, and the 8th house is where the genuinely heavy material lives. You are not cold. You are triaging, constantly, and you've decided most of it isn't other people's problem.