9 Hell Traits

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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$ dualpersonalit!$ 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 todisco#er !our lo#er 'as* T'ese eas!(to(spot traits are found ,uicl! in a s'ort sample of'andwriting. %o$ grab a friend-s 'andwriting$ and compare to t'e 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 mae !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 dependson t'e intensit! and fre,uenc! of t'e trait in t'e 'andwriting.

0lease double c'ec !our anal!sis before !ou scream 20s!c'o*2 and run for t'e door. But$ bacup a few feet t'e first time !ou see an! one of t'e traits in t'is c'apter.

3nfortunatel!$ !ou ma! find !ou 'a#e a few Hell Traits in !our own personalit!. A personalit!clas' could arise because t'e Hell Traits in !our own personalit! don-t mix well wit' t'e HellTraits in someone else-s.

1nce !ou begin looing at people-s 'andwriting on a regular basis$ !ou will reali4e ust 'owman! people in !our own life 'a#e some Hell Traits. Hell Traits are lie deadl! c'emicals$ in

#er! small ,uantities we can deal wit' it$ but taen 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. "iewise$ t'e best wa!to deal wit' someone-s Hell Traits is to a#oid people wit' Hell 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 mae upstories and is basicall! not trustwort'!. He probabl! does not now w'at t'e real trut' is."ucil!$ 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 tae 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 isa communication letter. 8ou will notice t'at !ou can also see ot'er traits in t'e letter o$ suc' assecreti#eness$ self(deceit$ talati#eness$ and franness.

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 !ousee t'is occasionall!$ in one out of ten$ don-t assume 'e is a pat'ological liar. He does lie$ butnot 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 tae t'e entire writing intoconsideration. f !ou find two small inner loops in t'e letter o$ !ou 'a#e a person t'atpre#aricates )lies+ occasionall! about small details. A secretar! often 'as t'ese small loopsw'en s'e sa!s 2T'e boss is in a meeting$ ma! tae a message:2 All t'e w'ile$ t'e boss isstanding 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 imaginet'ings associated wit' p'ilosop'!$ religion$ or et'ics. f t'e loop is in t'e lower 4one$ t'eimagination mig't be p'!sical or sexual. f t'e loop is in t'e middle 4one$ lie t'e letter o$ t'ewriter imagines t'ings pertaining to dail! e#ents. %ince t'e o is a communication letter$ !ou getimagination 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.

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Hell Trait 6= ((( "ow %elf(Esteem

T'is is t'e one trait t'at is per'aps t'e most common problem in t'e 3nited %tates. nrelations'ips$ it stics 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 middle4one. A low self(image is also re#ealed b! a #er! small personal pronoun . %ince capital lettersindicate t'e strengt' of one-s ego$ a small letter re#eals t'e writer doesn-t 'a#e a great amountof ego strengt' about 'imself. "oo for t'e personal pronoun capital . To confirm an! indicationof 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$ !ousee all t'e imperfections. 8ou t'in so man! ot'er women are prettier t'an !ou. 8ou-reconstantl! ,uestioning !our self(wort'.2



t is a self(critical e#aluation t'at degrades one-s sense of personal #alue. f !ou are datingsomeone w'o doesn-t 'old 'imself in 'ig' #alue$ 'ow is 'e going to treat !ou: 3suall! twoscenarios 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 mae !ou lie 'im. But don-t befooled 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 apartner wit' a low self(image. n almost all t'e cases w'ere a woman 'as been abused$ findlow self(esteem. ) don-t now w'et'er t'e abuse caused t'e low esteem$ or t'e low esteemallowed t'e abuse.+ t reminds me of a 79(!ear(old girl w'o 'ad terribl! low self(esteem. %'ewas 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'esaid s'e didn-t lie it$ s'e didn-t lea#e 'im. ?'! would someone put up wit' t'at: %'e was soinsecure$ s'e wasn-t sure s'e could find someone better.

%'e wasn-t sure s'e 'ad t'e strengt' to mae it on 'er own. %'e ept t'ining t'oug'ts lie$

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 extrasweet$ 'umble$ generous$ etc. &emember$ people are t'e sum of all t'eir parts. 8ou s'ouldposition !our relations'ip in suc' a manner t'at !our mate wants to be wit' !ou out of 'er ownbest 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 appendix.

An unconditional lo#e relations'ip can onl! exist between two partners wit' good self(esteem.?'en a couple not onl! lies eac' ot'er$ but lies t'emsel#es$ t'e entire relations'ip is morefun$ more stable$ and more successful. "oo for someone w'o 'as a 'ealt'! self(image. "oo

for a 'ig' t(bar.

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Hell Trait 6/ ((( ual 0ersonalit!



ual personalit! is s'own in 'andwriting b! an ob#ious slant #ariation$ leftward to rig'tward$ int'e same sentence. T'is person 'as trouble maing emotional decisions because of t'e #ariedemotional influences. ?'en a stressful situation arises$ s'e wit'draws into 'erself$ into 'erintro#erted personalit!. T'ere is a fundamental dualit! wit'in t'e ps!c'e t'at createsunpredictable emotional responses. %ome people call t'is person ust mood!$ but$ it goesdeeper t'an ust mood swings. T'e actual biological s!naptic responses in t'e brain function intwo 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 unpredictablerelations'ip. t does.

%ince most people consistentl! use primaril! one emotional outla!$ consider t'e #ariable slantwriter unusual and unpredictable. ating a dual personalit! 'as its ad#antages and itsdisad#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'epersonalit! !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 aman-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$t'en t'e next da! s'e wouldn-t spea to me and wouldn-t tell me w'!. T'is is t!pical of a dualpersonalit!. ?'en s'e was in 'er ot'er personalit!$ s'e displa!ed all t'e c'aracteristics of apissed(off intro#ert )FA writer+. %'e 'arbored 'er emotions and dwelled on t'em wit'in 'er ownmind.



As stated earlier$ t'ese people are #er! 'ard to deal wit'. 'a#e to admit t'at t'is particular girlwas 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 eno!able. But remember t'at !ou must considert'e entire pacage w'en getting into a relations'ip. reall! eno!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#oidfriends w'en t'e! are in t'eir bitc'! moods. Howe#er$ in a relations'ip$ it is difficult ust to lea#etown for two da!s w'en t'e unpleasant personalit! comes out. f !ou are alread! in#ol#ed$ orget in#ol#ed$ wit' a person wit' two personalities$ it is imperati#e !ou tal about emotions. "ooat 'is 'andwriting for talati#eness. T'is person 'as internal struggles wit'in 'imself aboutw'at 'e wants. T'erefore$ t'e ot'er partner gets mixed messages and mig't be 'urt. f !outal 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! tounderstand 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.

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Hell Trait 6D ((( 0aranoia )1a!... 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$%ensiti#it! to >riticism is an o#er(awareness of ot'er-s perceptions about oneself. t is t'e fearof disappro#al. t is t'e o#erbearing need for appro#al. t is a fear t'at is s'own b! a loop in t'elower case d and t stems. T'e amount of sensiti#it! as it relates to t'e personal self is s'own nt'e stem of t'e lower case d. T'e amount of sensiti#it! as it relates to ideas and p'ilosop'ies iss'own in t'e stem of t'e lower case t. T'e bigger t'e loop$ 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 lie a balloon andor flaton top.

An!one t'at 'as a big looped d also 'as de#eloped some powerful defense mec'anisms toguard suc' an open wound. >ritici4ing t'is person is lie pouring salt into it. ?'en t'ese peoplefeel 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 torealit! )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'eirdefenses 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 alot of pain.

f !ou c'oose to get into a relations'ip wit' a paranoid person$ reali4e t'at 'e is subect tounreasonable fears. t can be a real c'allenging situation. 'a#e found$ w'en 'a#ing a closefriends'ip or relations'ip wit' a borderline paranoid person$ as s'own in 'andwriting$ 'e wille#entuall! feel !ou 'a#e turned against 'im and 'e will turn on !ou. A person w'o feels trappedin a corner will react lie a trapped animal. He will fig't. His exaggerated fear of persecutionmaes 'im feel trapped and !ou mig't be 'is #ictim. f !ou must deal wit' t'is Hell Trait$ let 'imnow !ou appro#e. <i#e fre,uent compliments$ but don-t patroni4e. %ince t'e! are searc'ing

for appro#al$ let 'er now !ou lie w'at s'e is wearing. f !ou gi#e sincere compliments tot'ese o#ersensiti#e people$ !ou will 'a#e t'em eating out of t'e palm of !our 'and$ because!ou are suppl!ing w'at t'e! need t'e most appro#al. ?'en t'e sensiti#eness turns toparanoia$ t'e niceness disappears #er! ,uicl!.

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Hell Trait 65 ((( @eeds a >'allenge



T'is trait is #er! common in bot' men and women. t 'as been described as t'e trait ofmanipulation$ anger at t'e opposite sex$ or t'e need for a c'allenge. t probabl! fits slig'tl! intoeac' of t'ose categories. s'ould warn !ou t'at$ alt'oug' it is listed as one of m! Hell Traits$ itis so common it is difficult to a#oid.

t is s'own in t'e letters c$ a$ and d. t is a 'oo(lie s'ape t'at forms t'e top circle of t'oseletters. t 'as been called a %tinger because of its resemblance to a bee-s 'oo(lie 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'eot'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 ac'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 'atepla!ing games$2 and t'en proceeds to act in an inconsiderate wa! to gi#e t'e impression t'at 'edoesn-t lie 'er too muc'.

n an! case$ t'ese people are rarel! satisfied wit' nice(gu!s or nice(girls. T'e! are attracted tot'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 2on-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 mae 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 wors wit' women w'o 'a#e stingers. T'is attitude is usuall! accepted asan effecti#e strateg! to tae 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'eeconomics of lo#e. T'e need for a c'allenge is a different animal$ but utili4es t'at strateg! aswell. ?'at t'e subconscious mind is sa!ing in a woman-s stinger$ is t'at t'ere is an underl!ingresentment 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#ebecomes tumultuous and unpredictable. T'e entire mo#ie angerous "iaisons was about aman 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#ergi#e in completel!. f !ou date a person wit' t'is trait$ ne#er gi#e up total control.

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Hell Traits >losing 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 toCaing "o#e Happen* and disco#er for !ourself t'e ot'er F13&*

8our list ma! be completel! different. 8ou ma! not lie men or women w'o are sweet$ ind$ andgenerous. 'a#e certain lies and dislies 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 tae in#entor! of!our past relations'ips and mae a list of t'e traits t'at bot'ered !ou. 8ou s'ould be able tocompile ,uite a list of !our own Hell Traits. T'en$ as !ourself w'at personalit! c'aracteristicscontributed to t'e be'a#ior t'at !ou 'ated so muc'. 8ou will probabl! find t'at t'e maorit! oft'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 Caing "o#e Happen*$!ou mig't find traits t'at !ou feel s'ould 'a#e been mentioned in t'is newsletter. T'ere are afew traits !ou s'ould be warned about. Howe#er$ t'e! aren-t serious enoug' in all people toconstitute a Hell Trait designation.%ome of t'ese ifficult Traits are domineering$ defiant$ impulsi#e )E writers are often manicdepressi#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'ertraits t'at mae 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 forputting up wit' one$ !ou mig't also get a trustwort'!$ funn!$ and lo!al mate. don-t t'in !oucan pass on all t'e people !ou see w'o 'a#e small idios!ncrasies$ but !ou can afford to passon someone wit' a plet'ora of Hell Traits. C! experience s'ows most people can learn to li#eand adapt to someone wit' one of t'e lesser Hell Traits. Howe#er$ suggest !ou searc' forsomeone wit'out an! of t'em.

"ooing for Big Trouble:



?ant to date an angr! man('ating control frea:)me neit'er+

Gust b! looing at a few e! letters can 'elp !ou$ and !our friends$ a#oid a relations'ip full ofgames$ betra!als$ and emotional 'eartac'es. )&ead t'e %ecrets to Caing "o#e Happen boofor full details of t'e Hell Traits.+

Here is 'ow it stacs up.

T'e difference between an expert 'andwriting anal!st and an amatuer is 'ow well 'e or s'e can2stac2 different stroes 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$2How can spot a Gerfrom 'is 'andwriting:2 And$ from nice gu!s looing 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 beoa!. 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 waitingto 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(lielo#e$ it is ob#iousl! mased wit' so muc' anger and baggage$ !ou would 'a#e to dig for !earsto see t'e lig't of t'at sweet girl inside. Her 2ego defense2 mec'anisms are too strong and t'eanger and 'abits relating to lo#e are too deep to ustif! a real relations'ip. )%ame t'ing for aman 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 masing a low self(esteemwit' all t'e 'ostilit!. t is possible to 'a#e 2big trouble2 wit' good self(esteem. f !ou see t'at$ t'eissues are a lac of 2lo#e2 and an inabilit! to trust$ w'ic' relate to being 2unlo#able2$ notnecessaril! self(esteem. Alt'oug'$ one would 'a#e to consider t'ese two issues inter(connected.

T'e actual 'andwriting sample )written on a napin( located as one of t'e last grap'ics on t'ispage+ 'as a 2few2 of t'ese Hell traits$ but it-s not enoug' writing to mae a full assessment.Howe#er$ it is safe to sa! t'is woman 'as anger issues$ lies$ is stubborn$ impulsi#e$ and someself(esteem issues. Agree:

Here are m! top T&13B"E T&AT%.. listed one b! one.

%TA>I THE%E T&AT% T1<ETHE& A@ 813 <ET B< T&13B"E....





7. %tinger. >ommon in DJK of Americans. %ignifies a need for a c'allenge and a deep seededresentment toward strong members of t'e opposite sex. t can manifest w'en becoming boredwit' nice gu!s and onl! being attracted to disfunctional 2rebel2 t!pes. T'is usuall!$ but notalwa!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 forcontrol ?'ic'$ essentiall!$ is a FEA& of not being in control. FEA& moti#ates people in strongwa!s. Furt'ermore$ if t'e t(bar 'as pointed tips... sarcasm. T'is person will control people 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 ,uicl! or admit t'e! are wrong. Again$ adefense 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 adating situation$ t'is person will a#oid intimac! as a long as possible. %o$ if !ou are dating a2game 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! badif combined wit' all t'ese ot'er traits. T'is would also C<HT indicate a fear of comittment.%omeone w'o #alues 2freedom2 #er! 'ig' on t'eir 2#alues2 list.

M. Argumentati#e. T'is is t'e same stroe as aggressi#eness in t'e lower 4ones. T'e onl!difference is t'at it is located in t'e letter p$ w'ic' indicates NE&BA" aggressi#eness... orargumentati#eness. Anot'er fear of being wrong. A pain in t'e ass trait.

O. "!ing. T'ese double loops in t'e o indicate a fear of telling t'e trut'. @aturall!$ if 'onest! orT&3%T is a 'ig' emotional #alue of !ours.. t'is is a &E F"A< !ou must notice.

9. "ow self(esteem )not pictured.+ T'is compounds all t'e abo#e traits and maes t'e person2more defensi#e.2

7J. 1#erl! sensiti#e to criticism. T'is also compounds all t'e abo#e traits and maes t'e persone#en 2more defensi#e.2

77. %ample of a 2H@T of T&13B"E.2 )T'is sample was witten b! a =M!ear old female in<erman on a napin$ in a bar$ after drining.+

%o$ an! ,uestions: &3@ A?A8. &3@ A?A8. &3@ A?A8.

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(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'esarcasm and defenses will s'ow up.%'e 'e wants !our lo#e$ but is afraid to gi#e !ou lo#e. @ice scenario$ 'u':<rap'ics scanned from t'e <rap'o(ec Handwriting Trait >ards. 1nl! P75.95 1n(line.



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%uccess Traits



T'is section is a bonus of 'ow specific traits can increase a personalit! profile w'en combinedwit' ot'er traits. E#er! personalit! trait listed can be found in 'andwriting. Eno!.Q

T'e following traits will increase t'e propensit! for success.

ac,uisiti#eness

Aggressi#enessecisi#enessattention to detailsdirectnessEnt'usiasm<enerosit!maginationnitiati#eoptimismorgani4ational abilit!0ersistence0ositi#eness

precision0ridedesire for responsibilit!self(confidenceself(controlTenacit!

T'e following traits will decrease !our c'ance of success.

cautiontoo man! ironsin t'e fire

eliberatenessnattentionperfectionism0essimism0rocrastinationself(underestimation%'allowness!ieldingnessfear of successlow self(esteemself(critical%tubbornness

sensiti#e to criticism

T'e great t'ing about t'is researc' is t'at all t'e traits listed abo#e can be spotted in someone’s'andwriting. wouldn’t go as far as to sa! e#er! trait !ou want could be obtained b! a simplestroe of t'e pen$ but some of t'e significant c'aracteristics can be influenced t'roug' grap'o(t'erap!. f !ou are feeling curious to now w'ere in t'e 'andwriting t'e abo#e listed traitsappear$ rest assured t'e! are all explained in full detail in our %tandard Handwriting Anal!sisHome %tud! >ourse. 8ou can e#en start wit' our 7J Cinutes or "ess starter it$ w'ic' 'as o#er



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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 tobe more successful$ but t'ere is alwa!s a Cie T!son to t'row off t'e cur#e. ntelligence is notfound in ust one stroe of t'e pen$ it is a combination of man! #arious stroes and speed andr'!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 mae,uicer decisions 'a#e needle point C’s and @’s. "ie 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! successfulmen and women wit' more round$ fluff! 'andwriting. T'ese people 'a#e more of a cumulati#eprocedural t!pe of t'ining$ 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 addsintelligence. Trut'full!$ intuition is also a sign of intelligence and a lot of people are not familiarwit' t'e concept of intuition as a part of intelligence. But remember$ intelligence is processinginformation and coming up wit' a good decision. ntuition is a Lt' senseS it’s taing informationfrom !our gut feeling. &esearc' indicates t'at people w'o do follow t'eir gut feeling$ in additionto well researc'ed ad#ice$ often mae better decision maers. n fact$ after inter#iews wit' someof t'e top executi#es$ man! of t'eir best 'iring decision are made b! going b! t'eir gut.Untuition is s'own in 'andwriting b! fre,uent lifts of t'e pen$ rat'er t'an solid connected'andwriting. nteresting.

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t’s not eas! to become a millionaire… or is it: t taes a strong belief about w'at !ou’re doingand 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$etc. ?'at do t'e! belie#e about t'e world: 1ne of t'e most significant boos t'at ’#e read and'as c'anged m! belief s!stems is b! %tewart ?ilde. He wrote a boo entitled T'e Tric toCone! is Ha#ing %ome.U 'ig'l! recommend !ou read it. 1ne of t'e fundamentals is t'at !ou'a#e a core belief t'at t'e world is abundant and t'ere is plent! of mone! flowing around. @owt'at goes 'and in 'and wit' t'e p'ilosop'! of t'e Bible t'at sa!s !ou must gi#e to recei#e and!ou reap w'at !ou sow. 8ou treat people as !ou would 'a#e t'em treat !ou. "ife is an e#er(c'anging flow of energ!. But if !ou literall! 'ad unlimited funds$ unlimited mone!… as !ourself

t'is ,uestionS ?ould !ou mae different decisions:U ?ould !ou gi#e to t'e need!: ?ould !ouspend more mone! on #acations: ?ould !ou c'oose different friends: ?ould !ou bu! betterfood and better clot'es all because !ou new t'ere is an abundance of mone!: ?ould !ouspend !our time differentl!: B! asing !ourself t'ese ,uestions and li#ing as if !ou 'adabundance 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. nowt'e! wor because w'en was ust 75 !ears old began c'anging m! 'andwriting. n less t'ana mont'$ noticed a substantial c'ange in m! le#el of confidence$ and t'at rolled o#er into t'e



grades t'at made$ t'e people t'at spent time wit'$ t'e ,ualit! of m! relations'ip wit' m!parents$ etc. n t'e coming !ears$ e#er! area of m! life c'anged dramaticall! for t'e better. T'efirst t'ing c'anged was raising t'e cross bar on m! T. T'en$ c'anged ot'er traits accordingl!until grew into t'e man wanted to be.

Adapt t'e traits t'at wor for !ou* 0ersistence$ means once !ou get !our mind set on a wort'!

goal$ !ou wor until !ou get it. etermination brings !ou more energ! and 'ig' self(esteem and'ig' goals. 1ne final trait w'ic' man! most successful people 'a#e…. is big sex dri#es. T'isdoes not mean t'at in order to mae mone! !ou 'a#e to 'a#e sex. ?'at it does mean is t'esame part of t'e brain t'at creates energ!$ dri#e and ambition is t'e same part t'at leads tosexual ad#enture. %o if !ou find !ourself needing to tra#el$ leaning to exercise$ getting restlessand bored easil!$ it’s a #er! similar trait t'at dri#es people to ac'ie#e. T'e same part of t'e brainis responsible. %o ladies$ !ou can blame 'is brain for 'is wandering e!es* Becoming asuccessful leader$ entrepreneur$ or ust plain old multi(millionaire is so muc' more complex t'anwe could possibl! get into in t'is s'ort article. want to encourage !ou t'at !our personalit! and!our c'aracter are intrinsicall! essential in becoming successful$ bot' financiall! and in ot'erareas of !our life. %o cross !our T bar 'ig'$ underline !our name and 'a#e lots of success..

(Bart Baggett

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