o Look for heavy pressure in handwriting if you want a man who loves the outdoors and lives life with intensity.
o Delight in discovering her p's reveal a large and healthy ###### drive
o Is he a poster child for anger management courses? (letter t)
o Watch the high crossing of the "t's" to tell who is planning far into the future and has high self esteem.
o Beware of those t's that are crossed too low, he may be staying in a worn out job or relationship too long.
o Is he a homebody? Does she yearn to travel? The lower loops of the letters g, y, and j will clue you in.
o When he signs the check what is his signature really revealing?
o Is she the clingy type? (ending strokes)
What electrifying information does your handwriting reveal about your potential soul mate? What does it say about YOU? What if you could tell who someone is in 5 minutes instead of taking 1-5 years to find out who the real person is behind the pen?
Steeped in science, handwriting analysis is so uncannily accurate it seems almost mystical.
This ancient science is used as a cutting edge tool in today's world.
Over 80% of the corporations in Europe use it for employment screening, and it's used in the U.S. too; from Fortune 500 companies to the solo entrepreneur.
What can handwriting really tell?
There are over 5,000 things that handwriting reveals and only 4 things it does not:
1. the future
2. the age of the writer
3. the ###### of the writer
4. if the writer is left handed or right handed (I know,
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We all learned how to write exactly the same when we were in school, yet no 2 people write alike. Why?
Here is the #1 secret that tells you exactly how it works and why:
WHAT we write comes from the conscious mind
HOW we write comes from the subconscious mind.
Someone can write about what they had for lunch and a certified graphologist can tell you everything from their love of travel to whether they have a large or small ###### drive!
Most folks link handwriting analysis with CSI work due to popular TV shows. What if you knew how to use this scientific information to help you find your soul mate? Would you want to know?
My tips booklet helps reveal the readers digest version, giving never before released information. When I coach my clients, the insights from handwriting helps singles find out if they should 'mate or cut bait before it's too late.'
Take Sherry and Mark for example.
Sherry was a new client who contacted me about 7 months after she met Mark. Here is her story:
Sherry met Mark and it was love at first sight. It took him weeks to work up the courage to ask her out but once he did, they spent all of their time together and were falling in love. After about 4 months they had a minor disagreement at which time Mark cooled off considerably and it wasn't long before he stopped returning her phone calls. He had completely withdrawn.
You might say, "Well, he's just not that into you." But there is more to this story.
Sherry sent me a sample of Mark's writing along with her own.
I looked at Marks love letter and 2 cards and immediately read between the lines.
Mark's writing revealed an unusual case of extreme caution, specifically in matters of the heart. There was a very clear stroke which revealed this man lives with the brakes on, particularly when it came to love. It contained strokes revealing acute signs of trauma and that he was just waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Sherry's writing strokes revealed how difficult it was to share her deepest feelings and that she was listening to others and not trusting herself. Hence she was a nervous wreck. She could not let go but neither could she move forward. She was frozen in limbo and her heart was broken.
I took Sherry on as a client and showed her a technique called graphotherapy (change your writing to change your life.) When we finished coaching, Sherry decided that great love required great risk and to trust her feelings. Armed with a new mindset she decided to follow her heart and take a chance on Mark.
She called me weeks later and shared this remarkable tale:
She got Mark to meet her and she opened up to him winning his trust and spilling a shocking story. Sherry knew he was divorced by a couple of years, but didn't know too many details until now. He finally told her he had found his wife in bed with his best friend. While that is devastating, most people do eventually heal from a rough divorce. But that wasn't all. Six months later,
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Sherry had met Mark only 1 year later. Mark was still reeling from so much loss, he was literally experiencing post traumatic stress syndrome, unbeknownst to either of them. The significant caution stroke that showed in his writing coupled with the strokes indicating unresolved trauma were serious red flags that something might be brewing underneath the surface with this potential Mr. Right.
But she had no way of knowing that until her heart was already invested. She didn't bring me his handwriting until after she was already involved and had invested her heart.
Because Sherry overcame some of her own fears, and took time and patience with Mark, he began to trust her and heal. They decided to get some counseling and 2 years later, Mark and Sherry were married. I still get Christmas cards from them and did receive a private note from Sherry,
Jordan 12, telling me it was the turning point in her life when she decided to take a risk; that change her writing was key to help her change her own life and how she chose to live it. She ended it by saying that she and Mark really got their happily ever after.
What does your handwriting say about you or your potential love mate? What gifts and challenges do you each bring to the relationship?
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