Why are people so interested in their signature and the signatures of other people, when often they don’t really care about how the rest of the writing looks?

Here are some tips about signatures.

» Continue reading “What everybody ought to know about Signatures”

You can spend a great deal of money goal setting.

Or you can use this simple method and do it yourself, successfully, easily and effectively. » Continue reading “Goal Setting 101: Here it is to a “t””

Initiative is the ability to see and recognize opportunity and move towards grasping it.

Obviously a good trait to have.

Here’s how you can identify it from handwriting… » Continue reading “Initiative: Do you have it? Or do you want to get it?”

Do you focus on the positives or the negatives? » Continue reading “Be Positive”

These are stressful times for many of us and we have all probably heard the standard ways of coping with it: exercise, eat right, get enough sleep etc.

But here is a way you may not have thought of … and it’s worth your while to try it because it really does work wonders. » Continue reading “Handling Stress through handwriting: Quick Tip #9″

When you change your writing, you change your personality accordingly.  Handwriting is body language, and we ultimately become the person we behave as, over a period of time.

Some people change their signature just because they like how it looks.

Some people change their signature to change something about their personality.

But no matter what the intention, changing your signature does affect your personality. » Continue reading “8 Tips on How to write your new Signature.”

I often receive emails from people who are considering changing their Signature and carefully creating a new one.

Is this a good idea?

That depends… » Continue reading “10 Tips on Changing your Signature”

Question: Would you like to throw a unique, different, fun party that would have everybody talking about it for days? » Continue reading “Unique Party Ideas – and a free taste”

I was listening to an audio recently of Napoleon Hill’s classic  “Think and Grow Rich.”  There are recordings of parts of presentations he made to audiences, and in one he lists the top twelve things that you need to succeed.

Attitude, he says, is number one. » Continue reading “Be optimistic! Let your Handwriting help.”

Attention to detail can be important to your success – do you have it?

Compared with the bulk of the rest of a sample of writing, a lonely little “i”-dot seems very insignificant.

Don’t you believe it!  “i”-dots reveal a great deal. » Continue reading “Spot the Dot: It Tells a Lot!”