Imagine being able to see into the mind of a job applicant, a potential customer, or a blind date. How helpful would that be? Well, that’s what you can learn how to do by reading and studying this book. You see, handwriting is essentially body language, except that most people either don’t know or think about it. It’s an outward manifestation of what’s going on subconsciously. A handwriting analyst can tell an incredible amount about anyone simply by looking at something they’ve written.
Just three aspects of someone’s handwriting, for example, say a whole lot about them: pressure, size and slant. Then there are details like how they cross their Ts, how big they write, and the shapes they use to form letters. Ask your friends, customers, or job applicants to write a short note about their likes or dislikes or whatever topic you wish. You’ll be able to find out how prone they are to succumb to jealousy, depression, or their level of enthusiasm. You’ll discover their emotional state, tendency toward honesty or deceit, independence, decisiveness, self-esteem, sexual vitality, stubbornness, tenacity, vanity, and willpower.
But all this may not be what’s most important about what this book has to offer. You’ll also learn a great deal about yourself. You’ll uncover more, perhaps, than even your best friend may be willing to tell. And not only that, you’ll find that those traits and tendencies you’d like to change absolutely can be changed. Begin your self improvement program today. Have a seat. Get comfortable. Open the book, and you’ll begin to learn how.
The author teaches handwriting analysis at the college level and owns her own handwriting consulting firm. Her skills are employed for forensic document examination, vocational analysis, criminal investigation, jury screening, self-awareness training, and personality assessments.