The Lost Chord
We may take different routes but eventually we come to realize that we are all searching for the lost chord. The lost chord is part of the symphony of purposeful living and this is something…
Articles & Insights into the world of handwriting.
We may take different routes but eventually we come to realize that we are all searching for the lost chord. The lost chord is part of the symphony of purposeful living and this is something…
Your Personal Achievement Chart will give you concrete proof that will help you to create a fresh new plan for your life.
New year isn’t only about making new resolutions like losing weight! It should also be about adding new dimensions to your life such as new ideas, new friends and new interests – even new hobbies…
There are some secrets about yourself that you couldn’t hide even if you wanted to. There in all its fragility lies your personality – open for inspection the minute you set pen to paper.
Criticism needs to be based on a solid purpose. It should be used to prepare the way for encouragement. Like a garden of weeds that needs to be cleared and cultivated before you can grow spectacular blooms, criticism should be used constructively to clear away self-imposed obstacles.
Actually, I’m not joking. I’m being quite serious. Graphology has a great deal to do with personal development and I’ll tell you why.
Your handwriting can provide you with a quick and unique way to check your level of confidence. Because the minute you set pen to paper, your confidence – or lack of it is immediately obvious
What if you could come up with a secret talent or an unusual and fascinating kind of interest that would give you confidence and make you feel a lot differently about yourself?
In my early days as a graphologist I nearly gave up when I realized that by studying graphology I would sooner or later have to come face to face with the bare facts of my…
Laugh with Graphology World Graphology for personal development? You must be joking! Why did the handwriting expert go to therapy?They kept reading too much into things! Why…