The King of Wands turns ambition into direction: he gives action a clear vision and gathers the means to carry it through.
He sits on a throne decorated with salamanders and holds a wand that turns green again in his hands. His body faces three-quarters on, one foot set before the other.
A course stated simply aligns people who ignored each other: each person knows what matters and what to drop, and the work orders itself.
By dint of pushing your course, the vision hardens into pressure: you cut people off and the team obeys while it stops suggesting. The course holds, with nobody around.
RWS. King of Wands. The page’s promise comes true here: the green sprout takes over the shaft, and the setting displays the family emblem.
Say where you want to go and leave the means to be discussed. A clear direction makes people independent, pressure makes them dependent.
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