So how can your handwriting show how you will handle an emergency situation?

And what use would that be anyway?

To answer the second question first: by understanding both your own and others natural response to crises you can be better prepared for both the event and the response.

For example, someone who writes with a far forward slant gets very emotionally involved very quickly. » Continue reading “Handwriting and crisis management”

I have just recently broken my wrist (which is why there have been no blog postings here for a while!) It is my left wrist and I am right handed, so this is good news.

However, several people have asked, if I had broken my right wrist, and had to start writing with my left, how the obvious change in my writing would relate to the analysis of my writing.

It’s an easy question to answer.

» Continue reading “Writing problems and handwriting analysis”

Personal pronoun “I” is very personal, just as a signature is very personal.

So what do these two tell us that is different from each other?

The signature is the person the writer wants the world to see and think s/he is.

It is her/his conscious projection of who the writer wants to show they are.  It is a projection of who they want to be seen as.

But is it the real person?

» Continue reading “Signatures and the Personal Pronoun “I””

Does it make a difference to analyzing writing if the writer is left handed?

Answer: yes and no!  Read on…

» Continue reading “Left handed writers”

“Is this person telling the truth? “

This is one of the commonest questions people ask.

• They ask it of themselves.
• They ask it of others.
• They ask it of me when I am looking at handwriting.

And yes, handwriting does show honesty and deceit clearly.

» Continue reading “Honesty and Deceit”

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”

In handwriting, independence comes in three shapes and sizes, each with its own distinctive strokes and each with its own distinctive meaning.

You may have all.

You may have one.

You may have two.

You may have none of these strokes.

Check your writing to find your independence rating.

» Continue reading “Show your Independence”

Are you responsible?  Or are you reliable?

Or are you both? » Continue reading “Are you Responsible? Or are you Reliable?”

The dictionary describes “Imagination” as: The process of forming mental images or concepts of what is not actually present to the senses.

Put another way, imagination is coming up with new ideas.

Like most things related to personality, imagination shows in handwriting.

In fact it shows in 3 distinct ways, and all three operate differently.

Where do your ideas come from? » Continue reading “Imagination: are you a New Ideas Person?”

Webster’s Dictionary describes procrastination as “to put off doing something that should be done, dawdle, delay.”

In handwriting there is a trait called procrastination, that means just that: to put off, dawdle or delay.  But it is not the only trait that illustrates this behavior.

That is one of the amazing (and useful) things about handwriting analysis, that is can show you, with a clarity that nothing else I know of can, from there the behavior originates and what is the underlying cause.

Here are eight other traits that can hold you back and “masquerade” as procrastination. » Continue reading “Procrastination: How to identify it and how to stop it”