FEATURE STORY :
Self Conscious? How stop caring what people think of you. It’s not of your business.
By Bart Baggett
Founder, Handwriting University
Increasing height of the m and n humps. This person has a fear of being ridiculed and tends to worry what others might think when around strangers.
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Self-consciousness is shown by the increasing height of the humps on the m’s and n’s. When the second hump is higher than the first, this person has a fear of being ridiculed and tends to worry what others might think when around strangers.
Often this trait can be counter acted through grapho-therapy and reversing the humps has the added bonus of replacing fear of ridicule with diplomacy.
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Who’s Watching You? Shy vs. Self-Conscious This article written by Bart Baggett talks about the difference between shyness and self-consciousness. Do you have this trait? If so, practice writing diplomacy m’s to get rid of your fear of ridicule. |
When one is feeling self-conscious, one becomes aware of even the smallest of one’s own actions. Such awareness can impair one’s ability to perform complex actions. For example, a piano player may “choke,” lose confidence, and even lose the ability to perform the moment they notice the audience. As self-consciousness fades one may regain the ability to “lose one’s self.” A person especially prone to self-consciousness may be labeled shy or introverted.
This is just one of over 100 personality traits revealed through scientific handwriting analysis found inside our International Level Certification Home Study Course.
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