Handwriting Analysis #65: [Areas of Improvement] (4/18) Too many Irons in the Fire | Graphology by APDaga

Handwriting Analysis #65: [Areas of Improvement] (4/18) Too many Irons in the Fire | Graphology by APDaga
I have learned handwriting analysis (Graphology) in my college days and now I have decided to share my knowledge about handwriting analysis with all of you guys. 

The intention of sharing handwriting analysis knowledge is pure and to help other curious minds like me. Please make use of it for the betterment of society and the world. As all of you know "With great power & knowledge comes great responsibility

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Disclaimer:

  • Our handwriting is a reflection of our personality at the moment. Your handwriting doesn't speak about your future. So, don't expect that you will be doing future predictions using handwriting analysis. 

  • You can know the present state of your mind with handwriting analysis and improve it or make it better with practice and hard work in the proper direction. 

  • Any trait does not indicate anything white or black in your personality. Everyone is unique and their personality is made up of a combination of multiple traits.

  • and the most important thing to remember is "A person's personality changes over the period." If you see something negative in someone's personality that doesn't mean that's permanent."

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Areas of Improvement:

Area of improvement is the suggestion, of what you could work on, to make your life much easier, healthier, and happier. According to us, changing these areas would not only change your outlook towards success but pave way for much more than you think you could ever achieve. In graphology, areas of improvement are categorized as follows:



Too many Irons in the Fire:

Handwriting Analysis #65: [Areas of Improvement] (4/18) Too many Irons in the Fire | Graphology by APDaga
  • Too many Irons in the Fire: This means juggling too many projects at once and something's bound to fail; when a smith had too many irons in his fire, he couldn't effectively keep track of all of them.

  • To have "too many irons in the fire" is to be engaged in too many activities.

  • In hand writing, It is shown by long lower loops running into the writing below.  

  • This writter has too many projects going on at one time, thus having confusion of interests.  



Samples:

Handwriting Analysis #65: [Areas of Improvement] (4/18) Too many Irons in the Fire | Graphology by APDaga
Sample 1: Too many Irons in the Fire Handwriting




Summary:

Strokes:

  • Too many irons.

Location:

  • Lower zones

Focus Letters:

  • G, y, j (lower case)

Trait:

  • Confusion of interest.

Degree Traces / Present:

  • ---

Comments:

  • Look for the long lower loops running into the writing below.

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