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Mitt Romney—Mitt is probably one of the quickest thinkers and possesses the largest ego a month the GOP candidates. He has the fastest intellectual ability to process information – thus he is rarely at a loss for words and makes decisions very quickly. The downside to processing information and making quick decisions is many times he don’t have time or make time to dig deeply for all of the facts. So, if Mit Romney surrounds himself with a top-not research team that gives him reliable facts, he’ll probably make intelligent decisions. He has two other traits which correspond with over achievers… he has enthusiasm ( energy to sell his idease) and he has mental and physical determination to fight through obstacles that would stall a weaker will person. He has the energy to work the kind of hours required to be president. He also has intense focus to solve problems.. The only negative side to his high goals and ambition is that his ego and ambition are often ‘unreachable’ and ‘not grounded in reality’. But, in the history of the world, great achievements were often ridiculed as impossible and Mitt doesn’t really believe in
impossible.

* As I re-read Mitt’s analysis, one might believe that I am a fan or supporter of him. I am not. I am a fan of successful people with high self-esteem. I will not be voting for him despite his powerful and impressive handwriting analysis.

Newt Gingrich—Newt Gingrich has a signature that is illegible. One couldn’t even decipher what is name really is. In all fairness, if my parents named me Newt, perhaps I would scribble it out as well. However, Grapho-logically speaking… illegible writing signifies sneaky and impatient.

People that do not sign their name within the legibility usually have a enormous ego and a fear of people finding out who they really are. This is the most “generalized” personality trait that I opine on a regular basis – and I know it has many exceptions. The writer will argue he is always in a hurry or simply must sign his name hundreds of times a day. Regardless, I still trust these people less initially, until proven trustworthy at a later date.

Newt’s handwriting is very sloppy, unorganized, and angular. This type of writing indicates argumentativeness and aggressiveness. Overall, this chicken-scratch writing is not a style that impresses me very much as a handwriting expert looking for emotional clues of emotional stability, ethics, and or level headed thinking.

The tilt of the baseline upwards indicates overall optimism. I just see someone who wants to get on with it, push people out of the way and argue his opinion.

Rick Santorum’s signature is actually quite aesthetically pleasing. It has a steady rhythm which implies maturity. It has a fluid motion in the R and the S which implies the ability to go from one topic to the next. He does have determination. He is intelligent. Not quite as intelligent as Nit Romney, but he is balanced. So this is one of the more balanced candidates and he has reasonable, practical goals. I think this is one of the most grounded of the candidates that we’re looking at today.

Rick Perry—Ricky Perry decided not to sign the baseball at all. Rick Perry decided to print his name. Maybe he doesn’t sign his name or maybe he just doesn’t want to participate in the assignment at hand. So, his printing would imply that he is going to write his name on the ball, bend the rules and printing as usual says I’m not going to reveal anything deep and personal about my life. Most of these candidates have no idea that handwriting of their signatures reveals something scientific, but most of them have an idea that people will save this and they’ll cherish it. Rick just didn’t seem to care whether or not people had a signature of his.

Ron Paul’s handwriting contains a shaky and slow penmanship. Now, this could be related to a declining in health and often seen as a natural by product of old age. Shaky or tremor in handwriting normally is a pre-cursor to serious health issues or sluggish thinking in old age.

The traits that reveal itself in the signature are blunt and bold talkativeness, honesty, straightforward with his opinions, and an authentic personality—what you see is what you do get. This is most refreshing from a political candidate. It is also a trait that usually doesn’t win elections… as brutal honesty eventually alienates some portion of the voting public.

This type of personal transparency is the dead opposite of Newt Gingrich. Newt Gingrich’s signature is illegible, fast, impatient, and rapid. Ron Paul’s is methodical, clear headed, intentional.

So, despite his age and any risk that is associate with old age in a candidate, Ron Paul does seem to be the most transparent and ethical of all of the candidates.

One should note that any discussion of politics and ethics is filled with land-minds because of the various definitions of ethics. It is a very difficult discussion which few can win unless someone is caught in a bold face lie, scandal, or a cheating spouse. But personality wise, it is my belief that transparency, talkative, candid, blunt, secure, lack of secretiveness are traits which push an individual toward authenticity. Having a strong ethical foundation is a good starting point for all of the challenges, secrecy, strategies, and ethical quandaries that one must be handle in the oval office. Handwriting Analysis is not an perfect predictor of someone’s core values, nor can it perfectly predict how someone will react when faced with a moral quandary… it can only point at a likely outcome depending on how damaged, reacting, or egomaniac the personality really is.

As stated in a previous conversation with the writer, a more accurate and comprehensive personally profile of all of these candidates could be ascertained with a broader handwriting sample which includes all 26 letters of alphabet and during different time frames. As a professional psychological profiler through handwriting, I have over 140 traits to choose from… the baseball signature often shows me two-five reliable strokes. However, I believe those 2-5 personality traits to be accurate, but by no means comprehensive.

Fear is paralysis of the soul. Fear creates paralysis of the body. Fear is what stops people from taking action. Action which would otherwise transform their lives in glorious ways.

Having a tool to conquer fear in yourself and others is like having a magic wand with you at all times. The power to change lives is literally in your hands and when I say in your hands I mean in your handwriting. The idea that handwriting shows character seems to be self-evident if you’re reading this article and you’ve followed my line of work.

But to the average person the idea of knowing someone’s personality through handwriting is interesting and acceptable especially after someone’s had their handwriting analyzed by a professional. However, the idea that changing your handwriting can reduce lifelong fears and change behavior is a big pill to swallow. In fact, some will call you naive and silly to even propose such a thing. If I recall, they also told the Wright Brothers it was impossible to fly just before that remarkable day in 1903, when they proved all the skeptics and experts of the day dead wrong.

In this short article I’m going to give you a 30,000 foot view of the 11 major fears in human behavior and the correlating handwriting trait that corresponds to it. These big fears are huge, monumental and they have all have had a track record of success through the process of intentional Grapho-therapy.

I’m taking a macro view in this article to give you a broad overview of 11 big fears and how they can change lives. However, don’t shortcut the detailed investigative work that you must do if you’re new to handwriting analysis. The 11 big fears listed here are also correlated in our best-selling workbook “Change Your Handwriting, Change Your Life Workbook for Adults and Children” and our Home Study Course. The workbook is a journal which can give you step-by-step procedure and help you create habitual habit pattern using handwriting over a 30 day period. Now when I was 14 years old I didn’t have the luxury of this workbook but I did have a wise mentor that told me the things that changed my handwriting and told me specifically which letter to change, why and how to make it different.

So these 11 big fears address the core issues of what I perceive to be some of the biggest challenges and emotional roadblocks that you will have as a human or your friends or clients will have so to know these and have them at the top of their mind when sitting down with a friend or sitting down as a counselor. It will be very useful knowing what you could help change with Grapho-therapy.

For example, someone says handwriting analysis can tell you everything about a person, that’s not entirely true. I can’t tell if a person is black or white or of American descent or of European descent. Not perfectly anytime anyway, not 100 percent. I cannot tell if you have a big nose or if you’ve got tiny feet. Likewise, Grapho-therapy can’t cure everything. Grapho-therapy is not very effective at curing hypoglycemia or bedwetting or a sneezing attack or split personality. However, it does seem to be very effective at making inroads and profound differences in people with a fear of ridicule, self-consciousness, low self-esteem, fear of trust, fear of failure or fear of success.

It has profound effects with these fears. The other important thing about this particular lecture is you’ve probably seen all these traits before if you’ve been studying scientific handwriting analysis through our system. However, the aha moment that many students had from this video which I’m going to lead you to is that all these traits can be reframed as a “fear of”. So what is normally called shyness is really a fear of rejection.

What is sometimes called low self-esteem is a fear of failing. Fear of looking stupid is also self-conscious. So to reframe your thinking about these certain traits as fears, as emotional roadblocks is an important distinction that I hope that you enjoy this short 15 minute video lesson and here is a list just to make your reading faster of the 11 big fears in handwriting and how they’re reframed for this article.

• Fear of Success
• Fear of Failure
• Fear of Criticism
• Fear of Looking Foolish
• Fear of Being Wrong
• Fear of What Others Think
• Fear of Losing the Love of Another
• Fear of Making a Mistake
• Fear of Losing Control
• Fear of Trust & Intimacy
• Fear of Being Authentic

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Handwriting Sample 1: Francine

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Handwriting Sample 2: Shelia

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• aggressiveness
• determination
• fluidity of thought
• self-conscious
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