Lately, i have been using this spread a lot... Especially that i didn't need A WHOLE reading for a simple and small issue.

It's really a very nice reading.... just shuffle the cards, cut three cuts, then choose the card on the top.

I have been going through lots of doubts the last days, and i just did this reading, and guess what card appeared to me: THE STAR, and what better card could give u hope than this card?!

but, i doubt that any change would happen about the bad period i was going through, but there u go...

1. Snow started to fall on the second day of the reading and i really felt so refreshed with that event cuz in my country, it rarely snows... and it lasted for 12 hours of non-stopping snow

2. things started to take a positive path, and i hope they will last this way.

That was only an example of the one card reading.... Try it urself  

I have heard that drawing a single card each day, like a daily horoscope, is a great way to get to know your deck every time you buy a new one.

You shuffle, cut anywhere you like, take out your card, write down what comes to mind and have the card in sight for the whole day remembering it's meanings and trying to associate them to things that happen to you that day.

Of course, if you want to go through the whole deck in less than a lifetime, it would be better to store each card apart from the rest of the deck so that you don't keep getting the same. But some more adventurous people cut always from the whole deck and keep a count of how many times they are getting specific cards. Those are the very patient, scientific minded people.

Isn't drawing one-card technically a Yes or No question format? If the card is the right-way up then it's yes, and vice-versa.

Can you also read the card itself for further information about your question? I suppose it does make sense to do so, but I'm not really sure.  Still a newbie, but a believer nevertheless.

I used to draw one single card in my early stages for a message or guidance. It was a good way of proceeding with the day. Then, for some reason, I stopped doing it. I guess I should go back to it and Pirbid's idea of keeping the card in front of you for the whole day, makes you keep in touch with the mesage as the day goes on.
Not a bad idea.

While first learning, I did draw 1 card every day. This was not fast enough for me so I began to draw 2, then 3. It really helps to learn meanings. I use an element type drawing for yes and no questions with about a 95% accuracy. Passive (water + earth) or active (Fire + Air).