Known for the warmth as much as the work
Your Venus wears Leo and works out of the 10th house, so your public standing rests on something more than competence. People like dealing with you: you are generous with credit, warm in a meeting, memorable in a way that competence alone does not produce, and that is a considerable professional asset.
What it brings with it is a wish to be liked that occasionally competes with being effective. Difficult decisions cost you more than they cost colder colleagues, and you will delay one for months rather than be the person who made it.
Leadership by generosity rather than by process
Given authority you lead by giving: credit, opportunity, attention, backing when somebody is under pressure. People work hard for you and stay longer than they meant to. Put the structures in as well, since warmth without process means every difficult decision arrives personally on your desk and is taken as a personal matter by everyone concerned.
Ambition that would like to be admired
You want to do well and you want it seen, and there is no point pretending otherwise. Naming it honestly is more useful than the modest version, because unacknowledged ambition here comes out sideways as resentment about other people's promotions. Say what you are aiming at out loud, at least to yourself, and pursue it directly.
Your name is attached to everything you do
You cannot work anonymously with any enthusiasm, so your professional life becomes a body of work that is identifiably yours. That builds a reputation quickly. It also means a public failure lands harder on you than on somebody whose work is institutional, and it is worth deciding in advance what you would do with one.
Being visible is not the same as being safe
A prominent role brings attention from people who have no reason to be generous, and your instinct is to answer criticism warmly and at length. Sometimes that works. Often it feeds the thing. Choose in advance which criticisms you will respond to at all, since the decision is impossible to make well in the moment.
Bring some of the charm home
The warmth you spend professionally is finite and your household frequently receives what is left of it. Nobody says anything because the public version is so evidently generous. Reserve a portion at the front of the day rather than the end, since the version of you that arrives at seven in the evening has already given the best of it away.
Take the visible role, not the safe one
Given a choice between a secure position and a prominent one you should take the prominent one, because on this placement recognition is the fuel rather than the reward. A comfortable invisible job quietly reduces what you are capable of. Negotiate for prominence in the terms themselves: the title, the credit, the room you are in.
Your reputation walks into rooms first
People know something about you before you arrive, and most of it is favourable, which opens doors and sets an expectation you then have to meet. It is worth knowing that this happens. Ask a candid friend once a year what the current version is, since a reputation drifts and you are always the last to hear about it.
Income tied to your name, not your hours
Your earning grows fastest where the money follows your reputation: your own practice, a named role, work people specifically ask for. Salaried anonymity underpays you badly. Build something with your name attached, even slowly and on the side, since that is the asset here rather than any amount of accumulated seniority.
You perform until the moment you cannot
Your public energy holds up long past the point where you should have stopped, and the correction arrives afterwards, all at once, in private. Schedule the recovery instead of waiting for the collapse. A booked quiet stretch after any significant effort is the difference between an intense career and a series of enforced retreats from it.