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”

So why would you want to analyze handwriting?

Because it allows you to find out things about yourself, or other people, that you might never otherwise find out. » Continue reading “So why would I want to analyze handwriting?”

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.”

Most people sign more than one name in their signature. It may be as simple as one initial and name, or it may be 3 or 4 names written out in full.

How many names you write and whether they are written out in full or just initials all has its own meaning.

For now, however, we will look just at the significance of the amount of space left between names, and whether it’s the same each time or not. » Continue reading “Signature Analysis: Gaps between Names”

Identifying Fear of Success: one quick, in fact instant, way is through handwriting.

There is one stroke in writing that is used in identifying this fear.

If you have the stroke, you are afraid of success. » Continue reading “Fear of Success: Identified in 30 seconds flat!”

Confidence and self esteem, although different things, co-exist and closely relate to each other.

You cannot be truly confident unless you have good self esteem to back it up, giving you the feeling you can indeed do whatever it is you are setting out to do.

Confidence is described as belief in oneself and one’s powers or abilities; certitude; self-reliance; assurance.

Self esteem is defined in the dictionary as a realistic respect for, or favorable impression of, oneself; self-respect.

You need to feel good about yourself in order to have the confidence that you will succeed. » Continue reading “Confidence Self Esteem in Handwriting”

Graphotherapy is the use of handwriting analysis, or graphology, for personal development, self growth: to change some aspect or aspects of your personality.

You may think how you write is a conscious choice, after all when you choose to do your “best” writing, it looks different from the quick scrawl you make as you take notes from a phone call.

But the changes you are making in that situation are purely cosmetic.  The strokes that show the individual personality traits lodged deep in your subconscious remain the same.

Graphotherapy works with the subconscious to make changes to those personality traits.

The good news is that you can do it yourself.  It’s free. » Continue reading “Graphotherapy – what is it?”