I Hated my Piggy Bank with a Passion
In graphology, analysis and dissection are elements of destruction. They are essential to the analytical process because we cannot analyse without breaking the whole into its component parts.
Articles & Insights into the world of handwriting.
Are you a Perfectionist? Perfectionism can kill Creativity
Perfectionism kills creativity because it’s all about obeying rules rather than investigating or trying out new things.
Creativity is about Connecting with Yourself
Creativity is about connecting with yourself. It’s not about curating or finding other people’s quotes. Real creativity comes from something deep inside you. And the best way to connect with that something is not by…
Personality Types in Handwriting based on Jung
The Personality Types that are most commonly applied to handwriting are based on Jung’s Theories. In fact, Jung’s theory of personality types forms the basis of the Myers-Briggs test or MBTI that is so widely used today.
Graphology for teachers.
Handwriting is specific to the individual. It reflects the personality bumps and all – which is what you have to deal with as a teacher.
Is Handwriting a Dying Art?
Is handwriting a dying art or Is there still a place for the humble handwritten letter? The wooden tablet in the Telegraph News picture below with its brief handwritten message has lasted for almost 2000…
Is Bad Handwriting a Sign of Low Intelligence?
Does Bad Handwriting show Low Intelligence? I have written quite a bit about the connection between bad handwriting and low intelligence. But I still get questions about it that keep cropping up. So this time…
Generosity and Selfishness in Nature and Handwriting
There are some strange secrets about generosity and selfishness in nature. But the connection between nature and handwriting is weird
The Queen’s Charming Letter and Handwriting
An informal charming letter in the queen’s handwriting.
The Inability to Assert Yourself
The inability to assert yourself is a fear that comes in many guises and it can have several repercussions. For reasons of your own you prefer to avoid even the tiniest possibility of a conflict.