King William I V is an energetic person, never satisfied unless King William I V is up and doing. King William I V is strong in mind and strong in body and full of enthusiasm for the work in hand. King William I V have unlimited courage, and all these qualities combined tend to make King William I V's life varied. King William I V is not going to stay at one thing just because King William I V have set out in that direction. King William I V will change King William I V's job, King William I V's friends, King William I V's hobbies or anything whatsoever provided King William I V think the change is for better. Unfortunately for King William I V King William I V will not always count up the pros and cons of the change as carefully as King William I V should and this impulsiveness may often lead King William I V into difficulties. Still King William I V have a courage, King William I V is a born fighter and are endowed with plenty of enterprise. All of which will enable King William I V to succeed in the end.It is unlikely that King William I V will amass great wealth but money is only useful for the happiness it can bring and of happiness King William I V will have King William I V's full shape and more.There are many reasons for thinking that King William I V will move from place to place a good deal and probably King William I V will see much of the world. If a man, King William I V is likely to take up posts in various parts of the country, and, if a woman, it would not be surprising if King William I V called upon to travel because of the requirements of King William I V's husband's business or profession.We would suggest that King William I V should endeavor to cultivate the quality of patience, and that King William I V reason out the cost more thoroughly before embarking upon some fresh enterprise. There are little points but they help to mar King William I V's success. Moreover, avoid being a rolling stone (avoid changes) especially after the age of 35.

There is a harmony between King William I V's thinking and feelings, enabling King William I V to have a firm grasp on reality. King William I V is very practical, able to understand yourself, and say tactfully exactly what's on King William I V's mind. King William I V is able to see what in King William I V's inherent nature prevents King William I V from achieving inner satisfaction and King William I V is able to verbalise this. However, King William I V will tend to worry about the most inconsequential matters, tend to gossip and be as critical of yourself as King William I V is of others.

King William I V is concerned about how others will regard King William I V intellectually and are motivated to direct King William I V's efforts toward education before any other areas.