9 Hell Traits

9 Hell traits

5 Hell Traits Found in Handwriting …Excerpts from Bart A. Baggett’s boo Handwriting Anal!sis for "o#e$ %ex and &elations'ip Fi#e of t'e 9 'ell traits found in 'andwriting in t'is stor! are l!ing$ low self(esteem$ dual personalit!$ paranoia and anger at opposite sex )attracted to a c'allenge… lo#es t'at c'ase*+. Hand writing anal!sis is t'e eas! wa! to a#oid t'ose terrible personalit! traits !ou ne#er want to disco#er !our lo#er 'as* T'ese eas!(to(spot traits are found ,uicl! in a s'ort sample sample of 'andwriting. %o$ grab a friend-s friend-s 'andwriting$ and compare compare to t'e writing writing below. f !ou matc' more t'an / out of 5...!ou-re in for HE"". T'is section details t'ose personalit! c'aracteristics  'ig'l! recommend a#oiding* 0eople wit' too man! of t'ese traits can mae !our life a li#ing 'ell. Be forewarned$ if someone-s 'andwriting re#eals t'ese traits$ t'is person is trouble. 1f course$ t'e degree of trouble depends on t'e intensit! and fre,uenc! of t'e trait in t'e 'andwriting. 'and writing. 0lease double c'ec !our anal!sis before before !ou scream 20s!c'o*2 and run for for t'e door. But$ bac up a few feet t'e first time !ou see an! one of t'e traits in t'is c'apter. 3nfortunatel!$ 3nfortunatel!$ !ou ma! find !ou 'a#e a few Hell Traits in !our own personalit!. A personalit! personalit! clas' could arise because t'e Hell Traits in !our own personalit! don-t mix well wit' t'e Hell Traits in someone else-s. 1nce !ou begin looing at people-s 'andwriting on a regular basis$ !ou will reali4e ust 'ow man! people in !our own life 'a#e some Hell Traits. Hell Traits Traits are lie deadl! c'emicals$ in #er! small ,uantities we can deal wit' it$ but taen in big doses$ we can-t sur#i#e. T'e best wa! to a#oid pesticides is to eat all(natural food prepared wit'out c'emicals. c'emicals. "iewise$ t'e best wa! wa! to deal wit' someone-s Hell Traits is to a#oid people wit' Hell Traits. Traits. Hell Trait 67 ((( "!ing )0re#arication+

Honest! is one of t'e most soug't(after personalit! traits. 3nfortunatel!$ 'onest! or dis'onest! is a result of man! #ariables$ least of w'ic' are t'e person-s integrit! and t'e specific situation. Howe#er$ some people 'a#e so muc' internal confusion t'at t'e! lie w'en t'e trut' is better. T'e worst case scenario is t'e letter o s'own 'ere. T'is is t'e pat'ological liar. He will mae up stories and is basicall! not trustwort'!. He probabl! does not now w'at t'e real trut' is. "ucil!$  do not see t'is trait #er! often.  'ope !ou don-t eit'er. Howe#er$ if !ou e#er see t'is trait consistentl! in someone-s 'andwriting tae m! ad#ice$ 2&un$ don-t wal$ to t'e nearest exit*2 T'is trait and ot'er le#els of communication are s'own in t'e lower case letter o. T'e letter o is a communication letter. 8ou will notice t'at !ou can also see ot'er traits in t'e letter o$ suc' as secreti#eness$ self(deceit$ talati#eness$ and franness. T'e l!ing loops$ as  call t'em$ are a combination of a large$ secreti#e loop and a large$ self( deceit loop. t is s'own b! two$ 'uge$ inner loops in bot' 'al#es of t'e letter o t'at cross. Toget'er$ t'is writer is decei#ing ot'ers and 'imself* He simpl! forgets w'at t'e trut' is* f !ou see t'is occasionall!$ in one out of ten$ don-t assume 'e is a pat'ological liar. He does lie$ but not to t'e se#erit! t'at t'e name 2pat'ological liar2 implies.  As !ou now$ man! basicall! 'onest people tell w'ite lies in different circumstances. Et'ics$ integrit!$ and opportunit! are also factors in 'onest!. 8ou must tae t'e entire writing into consideration. f !ou find two small inner loops in t'e letter o$ !ou 'a#e a person t'at pre#aricates )lies+ occasionall! about small details. A secretar! often 'as t'ese small loops w'en s'e sa!s 2T'e boss is in a meeting$ ma!  tae a message:2 All t'e w'ile$ t'e boss is standing next to 'er sa!ing$ 2 don-t want to tal to 'im*2

f !ou recall t'e discussion about t'e t'ree 4ones in 'andwriting$  mentioned t'at an! loop$ w'ere#er !ou find it$ is imagination. T'erefore$ if a loop is in t'e upper 4one$ one mig't imagine t'ings associated wit' p'ilosop'!$ religion$ or et'ics. f t'e loop is in t'e lower 4one$ t'e imagination mig't be p'!sical or sexual. f t'e loop is in t'e middle 4one$ lie t'e letter o$ t'e writer imagines t'ings pertaining to dail! e#ents. %ince t'e o is a communication letter$ !ou get imagination as to w'at someone tells !ou. T'e bigger t'e loops$ t'e more 'e lies$ or t'e more secrets are being ept. ; T10 1F 0A
T'is is t'e one trait t'at is per'aps t'e most common problem in t'e 3nited %tates. n relations'ips$ it stics up its ugl! 'ead and will cause !ou problems. n 'andwriting a low self( image is s'own b! a low t(bar. T'e cross of t'e letter t is on or below t'e top of t'e middle 4one. A low self(image is also re#ealed b! a #er! small personal pronoun . %ince capital letters indicate t'e strengt' of one-s ego$ a small letter  re#eals t'e writer doesn-t 'a#e a great amount of ego strengt' about 'imself. "oo for t'e personal pronoun capital . To confirm an! indication of self(esteem$ loo to t'e 'eig't of t'e cross on t'e letter t. T'e person wit' a low self(image fears failure and fears c'ange t'at could bring failure. >onse,uentl!$ s'e doesn-t set 'ig' goals or plan #er! far a'ead in t'e future. ?'en  explain t'is trait to a woman w'o 'as it$  usuall! sa!$ 2?'en !ou loo in t'e mirror$ !ou see all t'e imperfections. 8ou t'in so man! ot'er women are prettier t'an !ou. 8ou-re constantl! ,uestioning !our self(wort'.2

t is a self(critical e#aluation t'at degrades one-s sense of personal #alue. f !ou are dating someone w'o doesn-t 'old 'imself in 'ig' #alue$ 'ow is 'e going to treat !ou: 3suall! two scenarios re#eal t'emsel#es. T'e first one is pleasant. He respects !ou and idoli4es !ou for 'a#ing so man! t'ings t'at 'e doesn-t possess. n t'e process of #aluing !ou$ a person wit' low self(esteem will often go out of 'is wa! to do t'ings to mae !ou lie 'im. But don-t be fooled b! t'e niceness in t'e beginning. T'e person wit' a low self(image alwa!s wants a pa!bac. f !ou are abusi#e and want a partner to be totall! dependent on !ou$ per'aps !ou need a partner wit' a low self(image. n almost all t'e cases w'ere a woman 'as been abused$  find low self(esteem. ) don-t now w'et'er t'e abuse caused t'e low esteem$ or t'e low esteem allowed t'e abuse.+ t reminds me of a 79(!ear(old girl w'o 'ad terribl! low self(esteem. %'e was li#ing wit' a man w'o beat 'er regularl!. He was also addicted to drugs. %'e 'ad a #er! low self(image t'at caused 'er to feel t'at s'e deser#ed t'e #iolent treatment. Alt'oug' s'e said s'e didn-t lie it$ s'e didn-t lea#e 'im. ?'! would someone put up wit' t'at: %'e was so insecure$ s'e wasn-t sure s'e could find someone better. %'e wasn-t sure s'e 'ad t'e strengt' to mae it on 'er own. %'e ept t'ining t'oug'ts lie$ 2@o one else would want me$  am stupid and ugl!$ etc.2 )B! t'e wa!$ s'e wasn-t ugl!.+  A person wit' low self(esteem ma! be attracti#e in t'e beginning$ because t'e person is extra sweet$ 'umble$ generous$ etc. &emember$ people are t'e sum of all t'eir parts. 8ou s'ould position !our relations'ip in suc' a manner t'at !our mate wants to be wit' !ou out of 'er own best interest$ 'er own personal power$ 'er own t'oug'ts of lo#e and affection$ not from a fear )suc' as being alone+. As wit' ot'er traits$ self(esteem can be dramaticall! en'anced using #arious neuro(conditioning tec'ni,ues discussed in t'e append ix.  An unconditional lo#e relations'ip can onl! exist between two partners wit' good self(esteem. ?'en a couple not onl! lies eac' ot'er$ but lies t'emsel#es$ t'e entire relations'ip is more fun$ more stable$ and more successful. "oo for someone w'o 'as a 'ealt'! self(image. "oo for a 'ig' t(bar. ; T10 1F 0A
ual personalit! is s'own in 'andwriting b! an ob#ious slant #ariation$ leftward to rig'tward$ in t'e same sentence. T'is person 'as trouble maing emotional decisions because of t'e #aried emotional influences. ?'en a stressful situation arises$ s'e wit'draws into 'erself$ into 'er intro#erted personalit!. T'ere is a fundamental dualit! wit'in t'e ps!c'e t'at creates unpredictable emotional responses. %ome people call t'is person ust mood!$ but$ it goes deeper t'an ust mood swings. T'e actual biological s!naptic responses in t'e brain function in two different$ distinct patterns$ depending on t'e circumstance. As !ou can imagine$ 'a#ing two separate biological responses to t'e same situation can create ,uite an unpredictable relations'ip. t does. %ince most people consistentl! use primaril! one emotional outla!$  consider t'e #ariable slant writer unusual and unpredictable. ating a dual personalit! 'as its ad#antages and its disad#antages. 3suall!$ t'e nice personalit! is especiall! extra sweet. %'e is ind$ generous$ fun(lo#ing$ and entertaining. T'at is t'e personalit! !ou see on t'e good da!s. T'at is t'e personalit! !ou fall in lo#e wit'. T'en... w'ammo* T'e ot'er personalit! comes out. T'is personalit! is usuall! a real bitc'bastard. T'e ones  'a#e nown 'a#e 'ad t'ese two dispositions sweet'eart #s. total bitc'.  suppose a man-s dispositions would be gentleman #s. ass'ole. Belie#e me$ !ou don-t want to be around w'en t'e bitc' or ass'ole comes out* &emember t'e stor! of Cars'a: 1ne da! s'e would be #er! affectionate and lo#ing toward me$ t'en t'e next da! s'e wouldn-t spea to me and wouldn-t tell me w'!. T'is is t!pical of a dual personalit!. ?'en s'e was in 'er ot'er personalit!$ s'e displa!ed all t'e c'aracteristics of a pissed(off intro#ert )FA writer+. %'e 'arbored 'er emotions and dwelled on t'em wit'in 'er own mind.

 As stated earlier$ t'ese people are #er! 'ard to deal wit'.  'a#e to admit t'at t'is particular girl was extremel! fun to be around$ w'en s'e was in 'er sweet'eart mode. But$ in 'er bitc'! one$ watc' out. 0arts of t'is t!pe of person are pleasant and eno!able. But remember t'at !ou must consider t'e entire pacage w'en getting into a relations'ip.  reall! eno!ed 'a#ing Cars'a as a friend or  budd!. n fact$ we continued to be casual buddies o#er t'e next two !ears. 8ou can a#oid friends w'en t'e! are in t'eir bitc'! moods. Howe#er$ in a relations'ip$ it is difficult ust to lea#e town for two da!s w'en t'e unpleasant personalit! comes out. f !ou are alread! in#ol#ed$ or get in#ol#ed$ wit' a person wit' two personalities$ it is imperati#e !ou tal about emotions. "oo at 'is 'andwriting for talati#eness. T'is person 'as internal struggles wit'in 'imself about w'at 'e wants. T'erefore$ t'e ot'er partner gets mixed messages and mig't be 'urt. f !ou tal about all 'is emotions$ dealing wit' t'e strange #ariations in emotions can be muc' easier. 0eople wit' t'is trait need to be wit' a mature$ understanding partner w'o is willing to tr! to understand t'eir c'anging feelings. t is now a fundamental rule of mine not to date women wit' t'e trait of dual personalit!. n fact$ e#en in m! friends'ips wit' males$  am war! of t'is trait. T'at is w'! it is a Hell Trait. ; T10 1F 0A
Hell Trait 6D ((( 0aranoia )1a!... Extremel! sensiti#e to criticism. 0aranoid onl! if !ou-re dating.+

T'is is one of t'e most significant of t'e Hell Traits and it is wort' re#iewing. As !ou recall$ %ensiti#it! to >riticism is an o#er(awareness of ot'er-s perceptions about oneself. t is t'e fear of disappro#al. t is t'e o#erbearing need for appro#al. t is a fear t'at is s'own b! a loop in t'e lower case d and t stems. T'e amount of sensiti#it! as it relates to t'e personal self is s'own n t'e stem of t'e lower case d. T'e amount of sensiti#it! as it relates to ideas and p'ilosop'ies is s'own in t'e stem of t'e lower case t. T'e bigger t'e loop$ t'e bigger t'e amount of sensiti#it!. T'e Hell Trait of paranoia is present w'en t'e loop in t'e d is inflated lie a balloon andor flat on top.  An!one t'at 'as a big looped d also 'as de#eloped some powerful defense mec'anisms to guard suc' an open wound. >ritici4ing t'is person is lie pouring salt into it. ?'en t'ese people feel betra!ed$ watc' out for t'eir defenses. f t'ese loops are inflated to a disproportionate si4e$ !ou now t'at t'e fear of criticism is unreasonable and !ou will see #icious sarcasm$ resentment$ aggression$ etc.$ to protect t'e ego. Huge flat(topped looped d-s t'at do not return to t'e baseline signif! t'is fear doesn-t return to realit! )t'e baseline+. Can! allow t'eir fears to 'inder relations'ips$ considerabl!. n#ariabl!$ !ou will be t'e #ictim of t'eir feelings of mistrust at one time or anot'er. A trul! paranoid person often 'as built up so man! defenses$ t'e! mig't tell !ou$ 2 don-t care w'at ot'ers t'in.2 T'eir defenses are so strong$ t'e! ma! actuall! not feel t'e pain of t'at open wound an!more. f t'e! 'a#e a 'uge looped d and sa! t'e! don-t care w'at ot'ers t'in... !ou now t'e! are reall! in a lot of pain. f !ou c'oose to get into a relations'ip wit' a paranoid person$ reali4e t'at 'e is subect to unreasonable fears. t can be a real c'allenging situation.  'a#e found$ w'en 'a#ing a close friends'ip or relations'ip wit' a borderline paranoid person$ as s'own in 'andwriting$ 'e will e#entuall! feel !ou 'a#e turned against 'im and 'e will turn on !ou. A person w'o feels trapped in a corner will react lie a trapped animal. He will fig't. His exaggerated fear of persecution maes 'im feel trapped and !ou mig't be 'is #ictim. f !ou must deal wit' t'is Hell Trait$ let 'im now !ou appro#e.
; T10 1F 0A'allenge

T'is trait is #er! common in bot' men and women. t 'as been described as t'e trait of manipulation$ anger at t'e opposite sex$ or t'e need for a c'allenge. t probabl! fits slig'tl! into eac' of t'ose categories.  s'ould warn !ou t'at$ alt'oug' it is listed as one of m! Hell Traits$ it is so common it is difficult to a#oid. t is s'own in t'e letters c$ a$ and d. t is a 'oo(lie s'ape t'at forms t'e top circle of t'ose letters. t 'as been called a %tinger because of its resemblance to a bee-s 'oo(lie stinger w'ic' 'urts #er! badl! if !ou get stung. 0eople w'o 'a#e stingers in t'eir 'andwriting usuall! get a t'rill out of stinging ot'ers. t is usuall! directed at t'e opposite sex. epending on t'e ot'er traits in t'e 'andwriting$ it could ust be a game$ or it could be malicious be'a#ior. T'e bottom line in a relations'ip is t'at t'e person w'o possesses t'e stinger trait needs a c'allenge to remain interested. T'ese people will often see out #er! tumultuous people$ ust to 'a#e a good fig't. T'ese are t'e game pla!ers. t is t'is t!pe of person w'o sa!s$ 2 'ate pla!ing games$2 and t'en proceeds to act in an inconsiderate wa! to gi#e t'e impression t'at 'e doesn-t lie 'er too muc'. n an! case$ t'ese people are rarel! satisfied wit' nice(gu!s or nice(girls. T'e! are attracted to t'e rebel$ t'e wild beast$ t'e untamable. t is t'e t'rill of t'e c'ase$ rat'er t'an t'e pri4e$ t'at eeps t'em interested. T'is is t'e trait t'at sa!s about a woman 2on-t be too nice$  am onl! attracted to ass'oles. 2T'erefore$ if !ou first meet a person w'o 'as a stinger in 'is 'andwriting$ now t'at t'e most self(defeating mo#e !ou can mae is to t'row !ourself at 'im. Because 'e needs a c'allenge$ 'e will onl! want !ou if 'e gets to c'ase !ou down. %o$ act as if !ou couldn-t care less w'et'er !ou go out wit' 'im or not. Act indifferent. T'is same attitude wors wit' women w'o 'a#e stingers. T'is attitude is usuall! accepted as an effecti#e strateg! to tae under most circumstances$ but it is t'e onl ! attitude t'at will attract

people wit' stingers. T'e simple$ pla!('ard(to(get strateg! falls under t'e categor! of t'e economics of lo#e. T'e need for a c'allenge is a different animal$ but utili4es t'at strateg! as well. ?'at t'e subconscious mind is sa!ing in a woman-s stinger$ is t'at t'ere is an underl!ing resentment at t'e male gender. T'e man-s stinger s'ows an anger at t'e female gender. t re#eals itself in a predator! attitude. T'e bigger t'e pre!$ t'e greater t'e feeling of con,uering. &elations'ips become a game. "o#e becomes tumultuous and unpredictable. T'e entire mo#ie angerous "iaisons was about a man wit' #er! big stingers. He manipulated t'e women into bed in a most dangerous game. f !ou aren-t sure 'ow stingers are re#ealed in relations'ips$ go see t'at mo#ie. How do !ou win:  don-t t'in an!one e#er wins t'at game. But t'e wa! to eep a stalemate going$ is to ne#er gi#e in completel!. f !ou date a person wit' t'is trait$ ne#er gi#e up total control.

; T10 1F 0Alosing T'oug'ts n t'is newsletter$  listed fi#e of t'e @@E personalit! c'aracteristics t'at  consider personalit! traits from HE"". f !ou #alue !our sanit!$ !ou s'ould get a cop! of m! boo T'e %ecrets to Caing "o#e Happen* and disco#er for !ourself t'e ot'er F13&* 8our list ma! be completel! different. 8ou ma! not lie men or women w'o are sweet$ ind$ and generous.  'a#e certain lies and dislies t'at !ou ma! not s'are. Howe#er$ from m! experience$ !ou s'ould carefull! consider dealing wit' an!one wit' a Hell Trait. 0eople wit' t'ese c'aracteristics will be c'allenging at one time or anot'er.  suggest !ou tae in#entor! of !our past relations'ips and mae a list of t'e traits t'at bot'ered !ou. 8ou s'ould be able to compile ,uite a list of !our own Hell Traits. T'en$ as !ourself w'at personalit! c'aracteristics contributed to t'e be'a#ior t'at !ou 'ated so muc'. 8ou will probabl! find t'at t'e maorit! of t'ose c'aracteristics can be found in t'e 'andwriting. T'en$ simpl! a#oid t'ose traits in !our next mate$ lo#er$ or friend. ?'en !ou re#iew t'e Trait ictionar! in Appendix A of T'e %ecrets to Caing "o#e Happen*$ !ou mig't find traits t'at !ou feel s'ould 'a#e been mentioned in t'is newsletter. T'ere are a few traits !ou s'ould be warned about. Howe#er$ t'e! aren-t serious enoug' in all people to constitute a Hell Trait designation. %ome of t'ese ifficult Traits are domineering$ defiant$ impulsi#e )E writers are often manic depressi#e and #er! mood!+$ aggressi#e$ temper$ sarcasm$ and an FA slant. t is eas! to a#oid man! of t'e worst Hell Traits. Howe#er$ it is not as eas! to a#oid all t'e ot'er traits t'at mae a person 'uman. After all$ nobod! is perfect. 8ou ma! be forced to deal wit' one Hell Trait. But$ !ou don-t 'a#e to li#e wit' fi#e. n return for putting up wit' one$ !ou mig't also get a trustwort'!$ funn!$ and lo!al mate.  don-t t'in !ou can pass on all t'e people !ou see w'o 'a#e small idios!ncrasies$ but !ou can afford to pass on someone wit' a plet'ora of Hell Traits. C! experience s'ows most people can learn to li#e and adapt to someone wit' one of t'e lesser Hell Traits. Howe#er$  suggest !ou searc' for someone wit'out an! of t'em.   "ooing for Big Trouble:

?ant to date an angr! man('ating control frea: )me neit'er+ Gust b! looing at a few e! letters can 'elp !ou$ and !our friends$ a#oid a relations'ip full of games$ betra!als$ and emotional 'eartac'es. )&ead t'e %ecrets to Caing "o#e Happen boo for full details of t'e Hell Traits.+ Here is 'ow it stacs up. T'e difference between an expert 'andwriting anal!st and an amatuer is 'ow well 'e or s'e can 2stac2 different stroes in t'e 'andwriting to establis' a fuller 2w'ole2 personalit! profile. 1ne of t'e most common ,uestions  get from radio call(in callers is t'is$2How can  spot a Ger from 'is 'andwriting:2 And$ from nice gu!s looing for a real relations'ip$2How do  spot a user$ pla!er$ or man('ater t'at is ust sees men for t'e game or m! mone!:2 )rum roll$ please.+ Here is t'e answer.  'a#e numbered t'em 7(9. f t'e ! 'a#e onl! one of t'e nine$ !ou mig't be oa!. T'e writer ?"" 'a#e %%3E%$ but won-t be a t'reat to !our ban account or !our 'eart. Howe#er$ if s'e 'as all @@E$ or %$ or e#en F13&... !ou 'a#e disco#ered 2big trouble waiting to a 'appen.2 C! ad#ice. &3@$ on-t wal t'e nearest exit. E#en if t'e woman 'as a core of pure c'ild(lie lo#e$ it is ob#iousl! mased wit' so muc' anger and baggage$ !ou would 'a#e to dig for !ears to see t'e lig't of t'at sweet girl inside. Her 2ego defense2 mec'anisms are too strong and t'e anger and 'abits relating to lo#e are too deep to ustif! a real relations'ip. )%ame t'ing for a man wit' t'ese traits.+ He!$ if !ou want ust 'a#e some fun... go on a date. f !ou want to get !our 'eart in#ol#ed$ sta! awa!. 0.%. f !ou add a low t(bar to all t'is$ !ou get someone w'o reall! is masing a low self(esteem wit' all t'e 'ostilit!. t is possible to 'a#e 2big trouble2 wit' good self(esteem. f !ou see t'at$ t'e issues are a lac of 2lo#e2 and an inabilit! to trust$ w'ic' relate to being 2unlo#able2$ not necessaril! self(esteem. Alt'oug'$ one would 'a#e to consider t'ese two issues inter( connected. T'e actual 'andwriting sample )written on a napin( located as one of t'e last grap'ics on t'is page+ 'as a 2few2 of t'ese Hell traits$ but it-s not enoug' writing to mae a full assessment. Howe#er$ it is safe to sa! t'is woman 'as anger issues$ lies$ is stubborn$ impulsi#e$ and some self(esteem issues. Agree: Here are m! top T&13B"E T&AT%.. listed one b! one. %TA>I THE%E T&AT% T1
7. %tinger. >ommon in DJK of Americans. %ignifies a need for a c'allenge and a deep seeded resentment toward strong members of t'e opposite sex. t can manifest w'en becoming bored wit' nice gu!s and onl! being attracted to disfunctional 2rebel2 t!pes. T'is usuall!$ but not alwa!s$ indicates an unresol#ed issue of 2lo#e'ate2 between t'e opposite gendered parent. =. %arcasm. @ot a 'orrible trait alone. But t'is is t'e 2'ostile2defense mec'anism t'at can 2cut !ou2 if used for co#ering up for real anger or deep insecurities. /. omineering ominant. T'is is t'e control frea part. T(bars slanting down are a need for control ?'ic'$ essentiall!$ is a FEA& of not being in control. FEA& moti#ates people in strong wa!s. Furt'ermore$ if t'e t(bar 'as pointed tips... sarcasm. T'is person will control peo ple wit' sarcasm and caustic be'a#oir. T'is is t'e bull! trait. D. %tubborn. A fear of being wrong. An inabilit! c'ange ,uicl! or admit t'e! are wrong. Again$ a defense mec'anism for an insecure ego or damaged self(esteem.

5. Anti(%ocial indicates a big fear of trusting ot'ers and getting emotionall! 'urt. T'erefore$ in a dating situation$ t'is person will a#oid intimac! as a long as possible. %o$ if !ou are dating a 2game pla!er2 wit' anti(social !-s... !ou mig't get emotionall! in#ol#ed and 'e will not. ?'en  see t'is$  feel sorr! for t'e person because 'e or s'e is unable to gi#e and recei#e lo#e easil!.  Again$ it is a fear of being 'urt. )>ommon after a di#orce.+ L. efiance. A rebellious strea. T'e 2go to 'ell I2. T'is trait is #er! common$ but onl! #er! bad if combined wit' all t'ese ot'er traits. T'is would also C&T>%C (Gust anot'er 'ell trait to stac onto t'e bad one-s abo#e. T'e bigger t'e loop$ t'e more t'e sarcasm and defenses will s'ow up. %'e 'e wants !our lo#e$ but is afraid to gi#e !ou lo#e. @ice scenario$ 'u': ards. 1nl! P75.95 1n(line.

Handwriting %ample below of someone !ou mig't want to eep !our guard up around. )especiall! if !ou are a strong man +

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T'is section is a bonus of 'ow specific traits can increase a personalit! profile w'en combined wit' ot'er traits. E#er! personalit! trait listed can be found in 'andwriting. Eno!.Q T'e following traits will increase t'e propensit! for success. ac,uisiti#eness  Aggressi#eness ecisi#eness attention to details directness Ent'usiasm ourse. 8ou can e#en start wit' our 7J Cinutes or "ess starter it$ w'ic' 'as o#er

7JJ personalit! traits explained on a #ideo$ boo$ four tapes$ and e#en t'e 'andwriting flas' cards. ?'at’s more$ it’s on special for 'alf price t'is mont'. www.m!'andwriting.comlearn Finall!$ ’m going to add a couple of more traits to t'is list of %uccess Traits. T'e! aren’t absolute necessities$ but  do find t'e! 'elp. Ruite often t'at t'e more intelligent people tend to be more successful$ but t'ere is alwa!s a Cie T!son to t'row off t'e cur#e. ntelligence is not found in ust one stroe of t'e pen$ it is a combination of man! #arious stroes and speed and r'!t'm$ etc. )n fact$ for a complete discussion on intelligence !ou mig't want to listen to t'e  Audio portion of our >ertification Home %tud! >ourse+. ?e 'a#e found t'at people w'o mae ,uicer decisions 'a#e needle point C’s and @’s. "ie t'e example of onald Trump’s 'andwriting. He’s incredibl! brig't and intelligent. 1n t'e ot'er 'and$ t'ere are #er! successful men and women wit' more round$ fluff! 'andwriting. T'ese people 'a#e more of a cumulati#e procedural t!pe of t'ining$ but intelligent none t'e less. )T'omas Edison for example+Q

 Also$ a sense of r'!t'm can contribute to intelligence. T'e better !our spacing between words$ t'e more consistent !our 'andwriting$ t'e better !our sense of r'!t'm. &'!t'm adds intelligence. Trut'full!$ intuition is also a sign of intelligence and a lot of people are not familiar wit' t'e concept of intuition as a part of intelligence. But remember$ intelligence is processing information and coming up wit' a good decision. ntuition is a Lt' senseS it’s taing information from !our gut feeling. &esearc' indicates t'at people w'o do follow t'eir gut feeling$ in addition to well researc'ed ad#ice$ often mae better decision maers. n fact$ after inter#iews wit' some of t'e top executi#es$ man! of t'eir best 'iring decision are made b! going b! t'eir gut.U ntuition is s'own in 'andwriting b! fre,uent lifts of t'e pen$ rat'er t'an solid connected 'andwriting. nteresting. . >1@>"3%1@ t’s not eas! to become a millionaire… or is it: t taes a strong belief about w'at !ou’re doing and t'e abilit! to o#ercome an! and all obstacles in !our wa!. ?'at !ou can’t tell from 'andwriting is someone’s belief s!stem about mone!$ success$ t'e go#ernment$ t'eir parents$ etc. ?'at do t'e! belie#e about t'e world: 1ne of t'e most significant boos t'at ’#e read and 'as c'anged m! belief s!stems is b! %tewart ?ilde. He wrote a boo entitled T'e Tric to Cone! is Ha#ing %ome.U  'ig'l! recommend !ou read it. 1ne of t'e fundamentals is t'at !ou 'a#e a core belief t'at t'e world is abundant and t'ere is plent! of mone! flowing around. @ow t'at goes 'and in 'and wit' t'e p'ilosop'! of t'e Bible t'at sa!s !ou must gi#e to recei#e and !ou reap w'at !ou sow. 8ou treat people as !ou would 'a#e t'em treat !ou. "ife is an e#er( c'anging flow of energ!. But if !ou literall! 'ad unlimited funds$ unlimited mone!… as !ourself t'is ,uestionS ?ould !ou mae different decisions:U ?ould !ou gi#e to t'e need!: ?ould !ou spend more mone! on #acations: ?ould !ou c'oose different friends: ?ould !ou bu! better food and better clot'es all because !ou new t'ere is an abundance of mone!: ?ould !ou spend !our time differentl!: B! asing !ourself t'ese ,uestions and li#ing as if !ou 'ad abundance alread!$ it sets !our mind and t'e uni#erse in a state of abundance.U %urprisingl!$ w'en !ou are in a state of abundance$ !ou create more abundance. @ow$ as t'is relates to 'andwriting anal!sis$ ’d encourage !ou to go a'ead and adopt t'e positi#e traits now.  now t'e! wor because w'en  was ust 75 !ears old  began c'anging m! 'andwriting. n less t'an a mont'$  noticed a substantial c'ange in m! le#el of confidence$ and t'at rolled o#er into t'e