What Determines Your Money-Making Style? This Planet in Your Astrology Chart Holds the Answer

Have you ever wondered about this question—

We all make money, but why do some people earn a living with their technical skills, some with their words, some land deals through connections, and others get rich through investments?

Do you think it’s because of different choices? Or different luck?

Wen Laoshi says that actually, there’s a rough framework for your way of making money the moment you are born.

That’s not to say how much money you are fated to earn—that’s fortune-telling, and we don’t do that.

But your personality structure, the direction of your natural talents, and the ways you excel at making money all leave traces in your astrological chart.

Today we’re talking about a very practical topic—which planet in your astrological chart has the biggest influence on how you make money.

Let’s start with Wuqu Star.

Wuqu Star is a wealth star, but not the kind that drops money from the sky. The wealth of Wuqu is earned through real ability.

People with a strong Wuqu Star share one common trait—extremely strong execution. They do what they say, no dragging their feet, no overthinking.

These people usually make money in a very straightforward way: they master a craft to perfection and earn a living with it.

Programmers writing code, designers producing visuals, chefs cooking dishes, salespeople closing deals—all these are Wuqu-style ways of making money.

No beating around the bush, no fancy tricks, just earning a living with real skill.

People with a strong Wuqu Star have a characteristic: they’re not very good at talking, but they’re reliable in getting things done. If you work with them, when they say yes it’s yes, when they say no it’s no—they don’t play mind games.

But Wuqu also has a problem—it’s too rigid. When it comes to making money, they just charge forward without considering relationships, emotions, or how the team feels.

Sometimes they can make money, but they can’t keep people around.

Next, let’s talk about Tanlang Star.

Tanlang Star is a star of desire, and also a star of talent.

People with a strong Tanlang Star make money in a completely different way from those with Wuqu. Wuqu is about “doing one thing and doing it well”, while Tanlang is about “being able to do anything”.

These people have wide interests, learn everything quickly, and have extremely strong social skills. Their ways of making money are often diverse—they have a side hustle while working a full-time job, make investments while running the side hustle, and even do some self-media work on top of that.

You might say they’re not focused? It’s true they’re not focused enough. But they have an advantage others don’t—they have many “tentacles”. They dabble in a bit of everything, know a little about everything, and can always find money-making opportunities in unexpected places.

People with a strong Tanlang Star make money through connections and information asymmetry. They know a lot of people, know a lot of things, and can always spot opportunities others miss.

But Tanlang also has a problem—it’s too scattered. They want to do everything, do a little of everything, and end up mastering nothing.

Wen Laoshi says the key to Tanlang-style money-making is: you have to have a main business, and everything else revolves around it. Otherwise, you’re just a jack of all trades, master of none, and none of your skills are worth much.

Finally, let’s talk about Taiyin Star.

Taiyin Star is a star of sensitivity, and also a star of savings.

People with a strong Taiyin Star make money in a way different from the previous two. Wuqu relies on execution, Tanlang relies on diversification, and Taiyin relies on—meticulousness.

These people have a particularly strong ability to perceive the market, customer needs, and details. While others are still looking at the big picture, Taiyin has already noticed those subtle changes.

Taiyin-style money-making usually relies on insight. They notice needs that others haven’t picked up on. They’ve already laid out their plans for trends that others haven’t caught on to yet.

What’s more, people with a strong Taiyin Star have a natural talent—keeping wealth.

There are many people who are good at making money, but not many who can keep it after earning it. People with a strong Taiyin Star have an innate need for security; they save money, make plans, and always leave a way out for themselves.

But Taiyin also has a problem—it’s too sensitive. They get nervous as soon as the market fluctuates, and can’t sleep if an investment loses money. This mindset sometimes makes them miss opportunities.

Wen Laoshi says the astrological chart doesn’t tell you “this is the only way you can make money”—it tells you “this is the way you are best at making money”.

A Wuqu-type person trying to do diversified work will never outperform a Tanlang-type person, no matter how exhausted they get. A Tanlang-type person trying to dig deep into technical work will never outlast a Wuqu-type person, no matter how bored they get. A Taiyin-type person trying to do high-risk, high-reward investments will never handle the volatility, no matter how panicked they get.

Understanding the structure of your own astrological chart isn’t about resigning yourself to fate—it’s about choosing the right track.

Making money on a track that suits you gets you twice the result with half the effort. Making money on a track that doesn’t suit you gets you half the result with twice the effort.

Wen Laoshi often says that the value of the *I Ching (Book of Changes)* and astrological charts doesn’t lie in predicting outcomes—it lies in helping you understand your own structure.

Once you know what type of person you are, you can seek out the money-making methods that suit your type.

Don’t copy how other people make money. They might be Tanlang, and you might be Wuqu. What works for them won’t work for you.

Find your own path, and make money in your own way.

That’s the greatest reference value your astrological chart can give you.