If you see angel number 4557, the message relates to the field of creativity and hobbies and says that Attempting to turn your hobby into a creative profession is likely to fail. You will soon realize that you have neither the necessary practical skills for this, nor the free time to master them. You need to re-engage in something you can make a living on before the gap between debit and credit has become threatening.
Angel number 4557 represents a spectrum of energies of number 4, number 5, appearing twice, number 7
The Four in the message of the angels indicates that you misunderstand the expression “deserve your happiness.” Predisposition to work is the most valuable human quality. But work is not the only component of life, just as salary is not the only criterion for evaluating a human personality. Look for other guiding principles.
When the message of the angels comes to you in the form of two or more Fives, you should accept it as a fact that your way of life has exhausted the patience of heaven. Thirst for pleasure often leads to actions that are commonly called mortal sins. If you believe in them, it is time for you to repent.
The Seven in the message of the angels in this case shows the vulnerability of your it's-no-concern-of-mine life position. After all, it is clear that if you are always an outsider, then the people around you will sooner or later get used to it. Moreover, they will do everything possible to keep you there. You are as worthless as sand, anyway.
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| 4 | 55 | - |
| 7 | - | - |
The combination of 4 - 5 says that soon you will get another opportunity to change your life. Try to learn from your past failures so as not to repeat your own mistakes. After that act as if you have no doubts about success. Everything will work out.
The combination of 5 - 7 is a direct order for money that you should get very soon. You need to invest it in the very first profitable enterprise that will be of interest to you. But you had better turn down any offer from a person you once broke up with.
