Great organizer of people. Will naturally take over and enjoy running group activities, and people will not mind being led wherever he cares to take them. Loves being social, entertaining, good food, and handling and making money.

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What a great day I had yesterday. I think I helped a couple avoid divorce with face reading!

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For more than a decade, Millie Pryles has spent a half-hour each day standing over second graders at the Westminster schools in Atlanta, making them trace and retrace the ovals, loops and humps that will become their cursive handwriting. It is a discipline she knows is fast becoming a lost art.

“Both feet on the floor,” she tells her 7- and 8-year-olds. “Sit up straight and slant your book.” After she explains how to form a letter, the children get to work. When some falter, Mrs. Pryles guides their hands.

In this computer age, such attention to the fine points of writing has been all but erased from the country’s classrooms as a revolution has occurred in how penmanship is taught and practiced. The lessons have become sporadic. Cursive writing is giving way to printing.

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Kristina Powell is amazing! When she read my face, she was so accurate I wanted to run and get plastic surgery to hide my character flaws from the world! Be forewarned: Wear a mask when you meet her!! - Radio Host Kim Iverson

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After being in existence for roughly 4,700 years, many Americans have no idea what face reading is or what it’s for! When I encounter a newcomer, I keep it simple and say that facial analysis helps you get to know yourself or someone else better.

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Ever do any online dating, see some hottie, meet them in the flesh, and then think hmmm, they don’t look quite like their photo…?

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Handwriting as Character
Time Magazine
May 25,1942

Last week in Manhattan, quiet, greying, sharp-faced Dr. Walter William Marseille, former Berlin psychologist, described graphology’s partial emergence from the doghouse to do a routine job of work: rating customer reliability for Spiegel’s, Chicago mail-order house, which sells clothing, furniture and household goods to more than two million installment accounts.

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One of the best reasons to learn face reading is not only to understand where someone is coming from, or predict how they might act. It’s to better respect their opinions and beliefs, which can be so different from our own, and as a result avoid conflict and resentment and encourage diplomacy.

This is great fodder for business people. In a nutshell, understanding and patience often are required to do bigger and better business. Plus, knowing what to look for in new employees or partners can turn a floundering company around.

Personal facial profiling can be a miracle for romantic partners who aim to get along with each other for the rest of their lives. If we can appreciate the other’s sensitivities – or lack of them – we can downplay the annoyance we feel for the seemingly senseless emotions and actions of our partner.

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In the past few weeks I’ve lectured quite a bit about shapes in handwriting and faces; interestingly they are related. Here’s a little more details on both.

BTW, members of my site can learn much more here: Curves and Angles in Handwriting

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i’ve noticed so many gurus out there saying “just believe in yourself”. Good advice.

But I don’t think it’s that simple for some people.

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