When you are writing on unlined paper, the baseline of your writing tells a great deal.

• It can be very straight.
• It can be uphill.
• It can be downhill.
• Or it can be gently meandering along with a undulating base.

When it’s up, down, waving gently along the line of script what does that mean?

» Continue reading “Wavy baseline in handwriting: Quick Tip #13″

Emotional Freedom Technique works fantastically well with Handwriting Analysis and just like Handwriting Analysis it is simple to use.

I have used it myself and find it an excellent tool to use either alone, or even more powerfully, in combination with Graphotherapy.

» Continue reading “EFT – Emotional Freedom Technique and Handwriting Analysis”

So what has handwriting got to do with the Olympics, you might ask?

Well, nothing directly, however Olympic athletes are obviously very good at setting their goals and keeping on going until they reach them and how you set and achieve your goals (or not!) shows clearly in your writing.

And the goood news is, if you don’t already have them, you can get them.

» Continue reading “Set & Achieve Goals like an Olympian”

When I analyze writing for clients there are two things they always want to know.

One is

• “What are me negative traits?”
• “What is wrong with me?”

People always manage to see their negatives so clearly, magnify and worry about them.  But they never seem to see, that in most people, these negatives are more than balanced out by all the great, positive traits they have.

The other question is, not surprisingly after you know the first question:

• “How can I improve?”
• “How can I be the best I can be?”
• “How can I achieve more?”
• “How can I be a success?”

And they are right in asking those questions, because your handwriting can most certainly help or hinder you be a success.

» Continue reading “Be a Success”

Vision Boards are a strong tool in achieving goals.  They have various names: collages, treasure maps, visual goal boards.  All are the same thing.

And Vision Boards work wonderfully well when combined with Handwriting Analysis – Graphotherapy.

When you are recovering from a physical injury the doctor may give you medication but he may also give you exercises to do or send you to physiotherapy.

That is just one example of the many events and situations in life when we use more than one strategy to achieve our goals.

In the above example, of course, the goal it to recover totally from the injury and be fit again.

And so it is with any goal.

A vision board along with Handwriting Analysis – Graphotherapy is a combination that I recommend highly to help you achieve your dreams.

» Continue reading “Vision Boards and Handwriting Analysis”

Self deceit is pretty self explanatory in some ways. It obviously means that the person is fooling themselves and addressing things realistically.

But if you are seeing the world through rose colored glasses, how to you know that you are doing it? After all, you look out and see everything looks fine. How can you know that they way you are seeing things is not how things really are?

There are of course many ways to do this and depending on the severity of the situation counselling may be the answer.

Handwriting can help identify Self Deceit.

» Continue reading “Self Deceit: the why, the how and the solution”

Success!

A difficult word to tie down. It means something different to almost every individual on the planet. And it means different things to the same person at different times.

But one thing is common for all. It is a mindset. The determination to do whatever it is that will give you the feeling of achievement.

Some people have more of it in life than others. Some people equate it only with financial gain. Others achieve everything they want in life without earning a penny.

What is the difference between the person who has gained this elusive quality and the one who has not?

» Continue reading “Success Self Help”

It is unlikely that when you procrastinate you are doing completely nothing.

So you are doing something.

So how can you be procrastinating?

The answer is obvious.

You are procrastinating because you are doing something else, something that is not so urgent or important as the thing you are putting off.

Sometimes we can convince ourselves that this other something is more important.  Or we tell ourselves the important thing is not really so important, or that we will have plenty of time to get it done later when in fact this is not the case. » Continue reading “Procrastination really is…”

I write this as the old year disappears and tonight at midnight a brand new year will start.

Traditionally this is a time of memories.  A time to look back and remember what good and bad happened over the past year.  Perhaps to wonder what we could have done better, but hopefully to celebrate what we did spectacularly well.

Writing gives insights into how each writer will look back.  Which are you?

» Continue reading “Memories: how will you look back?”

Change can be hard to handle.  Even change that you want to happen still takes its emotional toll.

It’s all very well to say “Be open minded”, but it can be much harder to do, especially it you dearly wish things were still the way they were.

But change isn’t going to disappear because we don’t like it. So we have a choice.

We can either embrace the change and find what positives lie within it or we can fight it, complain about it and finally lose the battle anyway.

Ask yourself, which would make you happier?

Here are some tips to help you grow with change. » Continue reading “Change and the Secret of an Open Mind”