~first~, if you have ever watched children responding to adults, you have probably noticed they usually say exactly what they think. Although many of us could use at least some of that candor, this is generally not considered a healthy approach for adults (it can get one into a bit of trouble). A 3 in this position suggests you would benefit from being less inhibited and more expressive. The more you disclose your "true self" the better you can avoid obstacles and misconceptions. When you feel like laughing, laugh without reservation. When you feel anger, express it. When you feel like hugging, hug. Share your true feelings. 

Becoming less inhibited is far from easy. In fact, it is quite difficult and requires great courage, but it could help release blocked potential, whether conscious or subconscious. 

The hardest part of becoming less inhibited, is that you also must be less self-conscious. It's a chain reaction; self-consciousness and ego go hand in hand. Try not to worry so much about what others think of you.

The main qualities required to successfully deal with this Diamond and to take advantage of the opportunities ahead are courage, honesty, self-expression, and altruism.