The way a person hand writes reveals personality traits of the author.  For a donation, I can analyze handwriting from you, your spouse, family, friends and co-workers to help you discover the personality of each writer.  I do the work first, then if you are pleased, you donate.  If you want immediate help, you may call 888-handwriting, for voice; or send a fax to 419-386-2705 anytime.

I use the sheet of 81 personality traits, researched and copyright 2001 by Eric S. Meyer, which may be viewed by clicking here.  Please do not reproduce this form without permission.

My clients may receive, without obligation to pay anything, a report by my marking notes on the form linked to above, and then sending back by e-mail, snail mail, fax or via phone.  Plus, all clients who are interested may speak with me over the phone at no cost or obligation.

WHAT IS NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE?

I will need at least two sheets of paper size 8.5 x 11 inches written on entirely by the subject, plus one signature of the subject on one of the two sheets.  Less handwriting can be accepted with your understanding that with less handwriting, accuracy goes down and number of detectible traits goes down.

Photo copies are acceptable, but original paper will yield more traits and higher accuracy.  Faxes are acceptable, but like photo copies, will lack some traits.

The writing should be spontaneous.  When a subject copies from a book, recites from memory or is told what to write, accuracy and quantity of traits goes down.  Otherwise, any topic written about is usable.

The subject should use an ink ball point pen, preferably black or blue ink.  Pencil is not recommended.  Markers and felt pens will generally provide the least information. 

If the writer normally prints, they should do one page in cursive, and the other in their most comfortable method of writing.  Each sheet should be single sided, with the back of the sheet being completely blank.  Computer laser printer works best, since lined paper has fewer traits and less accurate information.

If the phrase is written, “I request this handwriting analysis be done” anywhere on the page with a signature, I may provide a full report.  Otherwise, I may limit the report to protect privacy of the subject.  By limit, I mean omit certain things, but still provide quite a lot of potentially useful information.