"IT'S ALL ABOUT...CHARACTER."

Answer: CHARACTER may be defined as the combination of moral and ethical attributes that define an individual’s value system and personality. Therefore a person’s character traits are an important part of the personality he/she presents to the world. The question is - “How do we access or identify the CHARACTER or INTEGRITY of an individual?”

LET’S START WITH A LITTLE STORY ABOUT…

…three children playing together, who observe another sibling taking money from his mother’s cookie jar. The four-year-old says, “Ooooh, you’re gonna get it!” The six-year-old exclaims, “It’s wrong to steal!” The seven-year-old reasons, “Mom needs that money to buy groceries next week!” Obviously the four-year-old recognizes only the self-impact/consequence, the six-year-old already recognizes the moral consequence, but indeed the seven-year-old also recognizes the impact of our actions on others. Out of such experiences gradually emerges a value system and a personality that is unique to each child. These personality traits are reflected in their handwriting. Even a toddler’s pre-school squiggles reveal character traits that evolve as the child matures.
                                       

Once we have perfected our own handwriting style as adults, our personality traits can still be identified by simply analyzing the strokes of our handwriting through the science of  GRAPHOANALYSIS®.  To learn more...please click on the arrow.     

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Last Updated:  July 2011