Friday, June 4, 2004

   this survey was called "what makes you tick"
Cheryl White here...

It's always my goal to be 100% accurate with an analysis, but because I wasn't actually there to WATCH you write the sample, I may miss on a few characteristics.

Also... it's important that you understand that this analysis covers only the BASICS. To keep it simple, I chose only 40 of the over 130 different handwriting strokes available to analyze.

Let's get started!


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Regarding letter size... you clicked "Medium".

Because your writing is neither really large or small, then we know you are not as intense as those who write really small... nor are you as flighty as those on the other extreme. You fall into the middle-of-the-road on this character trait.



Slant reveals "emotional outlay".
(How you react emotionally to the situations with which you're faced.)
And concerning the letter slant of your sample, you chose "Midway between vertical and hard right-slant".

Your emotional outlay is exactly halfway between an introvert and an extrovert. So you have the best of both worlds: the ability to think logically and make hard decisions... and at the same time, you can still be very emotional. Which means that you can spend time (and get along) with different personality types.

You're an expressive person, and aren't afraid to show your emotions outwardly. And you probably cry when you hear a sad story. You can be kind, friendly, affectionate, and considerate of others. And even put yourself in the other person's shoes.

When convincing you to buy a product or an idea, a sad story could get the sale... when logic might not accomplish anything.



Looking at the letter "i", you chose "i-dot is just about normal".

This is a good trait to have, because it shows loyalty... a solid commitment to stand by those people or ideals in which you truly believe.



Oh boy... the letter "o"... this is a very insightful letter.

When you picked "Exit loops on the right side", that told me you can be VERY secretive. As a matter of fact, the larger your inner loop, the more you tend to avoid giving complete and straight answers. You won't lie, but you won't offer information freely either.

If your best friend shows up in an outfit that's absolutely hideous, and then asks your opinion, you might say something like... "How unique! Where did you get it?"



Excellent!

When I asked about the shape of the tops of the humps in the letters "m" and "n", you chose "Vary between rounded and pointed". Your represent the best of two types of reasoning styles: The "cumulative" and the "comprehensive". You can process information both in a cumulative/procedural fashion... and also in a comprehensive/fast manner.

The cumulative thinker likes to take the time to gather all the facts before forming a conclusion. On the other hand, the comprehensive thinker likes to see the big picture... without getting too deep into the details, and quickly form his/her conclusion.

Because you can process information in both a cumulative/procedural fashion... or in a comprehensive/fast manner, you can easily adapt to the situation at hand. If you're with a cumulative thinker, you can slow down and explain every detail. If you're talking to someone who only wants the bottom-line, you can speed up your thinking, and shorten your presentation.

This ability is critical to effective leadership.



This is an important trait!

When I asked you how high the t-bar is crossed on the stem of the letter "t", you chose "Midway up the stem". This tells me that you set goals that are realistic, practical, and obtainable. Also, that your self-esteem is good... but not so high as to make you over confident.

People that cross their "t's" in the upper middle are pragmatic and secure with themselves. You have the confidence necessary to make changes in your life that would improve your situation.

Keep growing and stretching!



You told me that your t-bar is predominately located "Mostly right of the stem".

This stroke indicates a short fuse when you get upset. If all of your t-bars are on the right, I bet you have constant a problem with your temper. Let someone make a flippant remark about your outfit and they may end up getting clobbered!

I don't want to make you mad... but I bet you have lost more than one friend because of your quick temper. There's a fairly simple way to correct this... if you're interested, check the link at the end of your analysis.



This is a great trait!

Concerning your lower case t's, the last question deals with the TILT of the t-bar. You chose "Upward toward sky"... which tells me that you're optimistic, always looking toward the future, and a self-starter. Optimism is one key trait of successful and happy people.



Concerning your y's and g's, you chose "Medium loop".

This tells me that you still have healthy physical drives... yes, that means both sexually... and in your ambition. Concerning sex, you aren't a prude, but you're not "loose" either... you just enjoy it with the right partner.



If the personal pronoun "I" is larger than the other letters or words, you have a healthy ego.

The bigger the personal pronoun "I"... the stronger the sense of self. So a larger capital "I" indicates you think quite highly of yourself. ( Not necessarily a negative!)



So there you are...
I hope you enjoyed your analysis. But more important; that you learned a bit about what really makes you tick. Although handwriting analysis can reveal a great deal about your personality traits... both positive AND negative, it doesn't offer any help with CHANGING those traits.
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