# Graphology: How to choose your business partner? Let them write ‘Hedge Fund’

Let me give you Graphology 101 lesson in 5 minutes. I will teach you the basics of how to analyse a person based on their handwriting.

Before we start, let’s make it a bit interactive. Take a pen and a piece of paper and write down the following sentence:

### I totally struggle with procrastination

You did? Well done!

First of all, what is graphology?

Easy, right? Vamos a continuar amigos.

Below are some basic examples and I bet that you will intuitively know the person’s attributes.

Some Obvious (Basic) Examples

1. Which one is more aggressive? Mike on the left or on the right?

Ofc, ofc it’s left.

Angles show aggression and energy whereas the person who wrote Mike on the right is a more relaxed and chilled person.

In addition, people who tend to have pointier (angles) handwriting, are seen as analytical types. On the other hand, wavy handwriting (so no angles) suggests that these people are creative and have a better imagination.

1. Which hello is more optimistic?

Well, when the letters go upwards, it symbolises optimism and positive attitude. Words moving downwards mean that the person feels down, maybe depressed.

1. Which “What?” shows that the person is holding his/her emotions back?

It is the “What?” on the left! (wow, I’d never guess that).

Back slant, the slope of the letter lines with back direction, shows that the person holds his or her emotions back as protection.

On the other hand, the forward slant means that the person is more outgoing and leaning towards other people.

Alright, now let’s step up the game and look deeper into graphology. Believe me, you will like it.

The Letter “T”

Check your letter ‘t’ from the sentence you have written in the beginning. (I know you didn’t but for those who did, good for you, check it 😉 )

When analysing a small handwritten ‘t’ it is all about the horizontal dash. How high you put the cross, says a lot about your personality.

Here we can see that the bar is pretty high because the cross is above the small letter ‘e’. It is important to compare the cross with other small letters in the word.

People who put the cross like the one in the picture have high self-esteem and are optimistic. It also symbolises their goals, how high they set the cross bar in life that they want to jump over.

On the other hand, t-bar which is lower than the letter ‘e’ shows that these people underestimate their own abilities and do not believe in themselves.

Lower Zones

The lower zones are the loops which we write in letters ‘g’ or ‘y’

The size of the loop can tell all kinds of things about a person. First of all, the bigger the loop, the larger number of friends you need.

The ‘g’ on the right shows that this person needs more friends than the person with the ‘g’ on the left.

Consequently, ‘g’ with almost no loop, like the one below, means that the person does not need close friends at all!

These people would have maybe one or two close friends and they would go alone if they had to. Even if they were stuck somewhere with 3 suitcases during a winter storm, they would not call anybody. The person with huge ‘g’ loop would go nuts in the same situation because they need people around them.

Moreover, the size of the lower loop also reveals your sexual appetite and desires. Big loops mean healthy sexual appetite and desire for things such as money or even food.

Now it is time for your questions:

It is normal to start doubting what I am trying to explain over here.

However, I’m not making it up. Research has shown that the way you write can tell a thing or two about your personality. It won’t replace psychology of course but it is a faster way to assess a person on the spot!

Weird Lower Zones

Now, let’s explore the cases when the lower loops go weird.

This is also connected to the title of the article; how to choose your business partner based on ‘hedge fund’, or to be more more specific, based on their handwritten ‘g’.

The ‘g’ in the bottom right corner has really weird loops. Actually, it’s not even a loop, it’s a downward curve looking like a hook.

Graphologists call this the felon’s claw and refer to it as a warning sign in the handwriting. It means subconscious guilt, bitterness, and bad instincts. The felon’s claw maker is someone who will pretend to have the best interests at heart.

The person will seem to be the nicest person on earth. No one would suspect this person of having an evil bone in his body. But then the person is setting up only to stab in the back and will end up clawing. This is the most frightening because one does not know that the knife is coming.

Weird handwriting = weird person

and

weird lower zones = really weird person

More examples…

The ‘g’ with unnatural twisted loops shows that the person might have some bizarre sexual desires.

The signature

The signature is not who you are but the the personality you present to the world. It is the way you want to be seen and how you want other people to see you, it is a persona, not you.

Therefore, what you can do is to compare the person’s signature with their handwriting. If those match, you will know that they present themselves as they are.

If the signature and handwriting do not match, then you are dealing with somebody who wants to hide something.

Here is another interesting fact and you better check out your mum’s signature.

If a woman takes her husband’s name after marriage, the signature shows the state of their love. Look at the first two examples.

It is the space between wife’s first name and her husband’s last name that shows how close they two are in her mind. Intuitively, you might guess that the closer the names are, the closer she perceives their relationship. The first example shows that Susan does not feel comfortable in the relationship whereas Jenny is all happy with her marriage.

What does the example below show about the person?

The person scratched out his surname and might argue that it is the way they sign.

Crossing out the last name unconsciously means that Rick has family issues, maybe with dad or some other close family member. He is destroying it in his mind to set some distance between him and that other person.

Hey! You did it! This was my 5-min Graphology 101. I hope that you enjoyed it 🙂

Last note, always remember that you cannot really judge people just by one word or sentence.

Always, look for the whole text and more importantly, it is all about the setup. The person has to be comfortable in front of a nice piece of paper, maybe notebook, with his or her favourite pen.

Useful sources:

Mike Mendel, a professional graphologist, has a few videos on YouTube. He is an awesome speaker and so the videos are super entertaining. Here is one!

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1. Great article, I really enjoyed reading it! (and I did actually spell out that I totally struggle with procrastination, not that that would be true though hahah)
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