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Four of Diamonds

"The Four of Diamonds betokens concrete, measurable success in terms of finances, business or professional status. This is not a card of sudden fortune, good luck or sweeping changes. Instead it marks an advance earned by merit or hard work. This forward step may seem to have little importance in itself, but it will lay a foundation on which a series of other advances may be laid. The Querent may be inclined to dismiss his accomplishments as trifling, but actually it can bring him deeper satisfactions than he would achieve through more rapid progress towards his goals."

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