Weekly Strokes Graphology Newsletter

The offical newsletter and free handwriting analysis blog by Bart Baggett of Handwriting University.com

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Entries from March 2008

Thinking Patterns and Intelligence

March 20th, 2008 · No Comments

1. FEATURE STORY: “Don’t call them dumb… they just aren’t that sharp.”"Thinking Patterns and Intelligence” audio article by Bart BaggettOne 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.

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.

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Graphology Reveals… Are you in Control or a Control Freak?

March 11th, 2008 · No Comments

FEATURE STORY :
Are you in Control or a Control Freak?
By D. West, Contributing Writer and Certified Handwriting Expert

Franklin D. Roosevelt once said that “We have nothing to fear but fear itself.”
The […]

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Are you too shy to read this? Shyness: The Handwriting Trait of the Week

March 4th, 2008 · No Comments

FEATURE STORY :
Shyness: Trait of the Week
Contributed by Guest Author and
Certified Handwriting
Analyst David Riffey, St. Petersburg, FL

Are you diplomatic, self-conscious or just shy?

While studying for Handwriting Analysis Certification, I did a written analysis for a young woman at work. After reading […]

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