13 July 2010 - 3:37Golden Girl Betty White’s Handwriting Analyzed.

Golden Girls actress and one of Hollywood’s remaining “stars from sitcoms past”, this Golden Girl actress has a cult-like following … unusual for even actresses half her age. What is her secret? What is in her handwriting? View here a brief sample of her handwriting and see if you think her self-esteem is a key reason for her 5+ decades of Hollywood success.

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4 June 2010 - 3:00The scariest handwriting I’ve ever seen!

I’m about to show you the scariest handwriting sample I’ve ever seen.

PURE EVIL.

This example alone proves to any skeptic that personality does come through in a person’s handwriting.  Show it around the office today.

Take the next 8 minutes and check out the mind of a convicted criminal… and a deviant.

View the handwriting sample and listen to the audio from one of our Live Annual Conferences, where the handwriting sample was discussed in detail, this audio is extracted from the Level 301 Certification Home Study Course.

Visit here for today’s eight minute lesson and leave a comment below the article:

http://handwritinguniversity.com/members/weekly-newsletters/criminal-mind/

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17 May 2010 - 21:42What does Kim Kardashian’s Autograph Reveal?

A magazine reporter called me last week and begged me to do a quick analysis of the super famous Playboy Playmate and reality star Kim Kardashian.

For those who do not watch much reality TV, her hit show The Kardashians follows Kim and her family around drama-filled shoe shopping sprees and other nail biting experiences.

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6 April 2010 - 3:00Pick the right person for the job, analyze their handwriting!

One of the best uses I can think of for Handwriting Analysis is hiring and selection! If you’re like me, you want to avoid problems with employees, tenants, baby sitters, even spouses. In this video segment I’ll show you how to find out if someone is right for the job with just a few simple questions.

Helping someone choose the right person can be a very lucrative career for any handwriting analyst…some experts charge anywhere from $100 to $500 dollars an hour consultation…but you have to be accurate and to do that you need to understand what what personality traits contribute to an employees success in the position they are applying for.

The best approach is to ask the employer, what personality traits do they want this person to have and what personality traits do they want to avoid in an employee.

What personality traits would you want for an accountant, a teacher, a salesman, a manager?

Watch this segment taken from the Handwriting Analysis Certification Course…where I role play the handwriting expert hired to consult with Curt Baggett as the hiring employer.

Read the full article and watch the video by clicking the link below:
http://handwritinguniversity.com/members/weekly-newsletters/hiring-exercise/

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31 March 2010 - 6:00Thinking Patterns and Intelligence

 

One of the most common reasons why people want to use handwriting analysis in their life, is they want to know how intelligent somebody is, how ethical they are and they want to know how compatible they would be in a romantic or business situation.

Here are some personality traits that you can know about a person by simply analyzing their handwriting.

A cumulative thinker is procedural and slow. They take their time. They analyze things and want all the facts before making a decision. Cumulative thinkers can be a very valuable and thorough asset. They have round m’s and n’s which form smooth letters. A comprehensive thinker has sharp, pointy m’s and n’s. They are fast thinkers and fast talkers. They don’t always analyze things deeply or have an eye for detail. They will make a fast decision.

To read the full article and listen to the audio clip, see the link below:
http://handwritinguniversity.com/members/weekly-newsletters/th-pt-intel/

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25 March 2010 - 1:00Handwriting Analysis Interview: Elizabeth C.

This is a follow up newsletter from yesterday, you should have already analyzed the handwriting sample shown in the first newsletter located here. Once you have done so, you can watch the video interview of the person who wrote the handwriting sample by clicking the link below.

In the full article, located here is the latest video interview for the Handwriting University Membership site. This video is not for public viewing, only registered members and newsletter readers.

To gain more from this video interview, make sure you download and print out the actual handwriting from the PDF file and do a full personality profile, before you look at the video. Otherwise, it will be like looking at the answers to the crossword puzzle, before you attempt the puzzle. You will learn MUCH more if you analyze the handwriting, make a comment below… then view the video.

See the full article here:
http://handwritinguniversity.com/members/weekly-newsletters/elizabeth-c-2/

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24 March 2010 - 1:00Analyze This Handwriting Sample: Elizabeth C.

Can you judge a book by its cover? Today’s handwriting sample is feminine, attractive, and contains lots of loops and high-endings.

What does it all mean? Is she sensual, high-maintenance, kind-hearted?

You will learn more if you approach these videos in two steps.

1. Download and analyze the handwriting on your own, before you watch the video or learn anything about the person. This is the true test of how accurate you are using your handwriting analysis skills.

Answer these questions in writing and post them at the bottom of the article.

  • What is her biggest fear?
  • Is she well traveled?
  • Is she an intelligent woman?
  • Does she have social intelligence?
  • Is she a worrier?
  • Is her sex drive stronger than normal?
  • Is she adventurous?
  • What role did religion play in the formation of her character?
  • Do you think she’s successful?

2. Wait until we release the 2 part video interview tomorrow, with the person who wrote the handwriting sample from today. Voila! The person’s character comes to life in breathing flesh and blood.

So, the full video on today’s volunteer will be released to our members tomorrow. Check back here, in the weekly newsletter section, for the full 2 part video series. But, before you do, analyze his handwriting using your skills. I suggest printing his handwriting out and use a blue or red pen to draw arrows and trait names.

See the full article here:

http://handwritinguniversity.com/members/weekly-newsletters/eliz-c-1/

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16 March 2010 - 16:42The Art of the Metaphor

3 Easy Ways to Say Any Negative Handwriting Trait

Do you like the movies? Who doesn’t…because we can relate to them.

In this video segment Bart Baggett shows you how to give a compelling and
more accurate verbal analysis by using the technique of painting pictures
with metaphors when you analyze someone’s handwriting!

It’s a great way to get your audience to visualize the trait in their own
mind, triggering a memory or feeling that they can readily relate too. This
will guarantee you greater success in getting a positive response confirming
your analysis is correct!

Watch this segment from the Handwriting Analysis Certification Course as
Bart breaks it down for you…and explains the process, step-by-step, so you
can begin painting pictures for a more exciting and successful verbal
analysis.

Watch the video and read the full article by clicking the link below:

http://handwritinguniversity.com/members/weekly-newsletters/verbalanalysis1/

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10 March 2010 - 17:39Stalker or Pathetic Fan?

Stalker or Pathetic Fan?

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9 March 2010 - 15:46Are you scared or just shy? Handwriting analysis for shy people.

FEATURE STORY :

Shyness: Trait of the Week

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