There are many formations of the Personal Pronoun I (PPI), each one having a special meaning. This blog addresses the size of the Personal Pronoun I.
The average size PPI balances with the size of the rest of the writing. If your PPI is an average size, it suggests you are comfortable with yourself and those around you, and someone who can give and take with ease. You are someone who doesn’t give in to those around you and at the same time doesn’t exert your own opinions or need for independence forcefully at the expense of others.
If your PPI is small, you are someone who is modest and tends to underestimate your abilities. You’re not someone who ‘blows your own horn’ so to speak, and would rather blend and be more unassuming. Should you be faced with a new challenge, you’ll have to overcome doubt in yourself . Lack of faith in yourself may limit your ability to achieve. As such, you’ll need activities where you can feel comfortable and that you know how to do very well.
If your PPI s large, you have a strong self-image, are relaxed with yourself and open toward others. You really won’t be overly concerned about others’ opinions of you. Your self-confidence will be strong, allowing you to be spontaneous with others. You are someone who can ask for what you want and who can easily command the respect of others. You can be quite visible in your actions and your positions and will handle this easily.
Inflated PPI: Your PPI represents ‘you’: any exaggeration is also an exaggeration of your personality. If you have an exaggerated PPI and your writing is balanced and a ‘high form level’, you are someone who projects energy and power with incredible confidence and a strong ego. If your exaggerated PPI is in a faltering or ‘low form level’ writing, you may be someone who projects super confidence while inwardly shaking.
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Saturday, July 5, 2008
How You Think: Check out Your m’s and n’s
Your m’s and n’s are one are of your handwriting that indicates how you think. The most efficient thought process is where you have a variety of m’s and n’s. When there is only one type of ‘m’ and ‘n’ throughout your writing, that is also giving a message to you.
Rounded m’s and n’s: If all your m’s and n’s are carefully rounded, you are someone who thinks in a cumulative, step-by-step process. You are likely to be someone who does things in a careful, methodical manner. It may take longer for you to learn, but once you’ve learned something, it usually stays with you. You are not someone who likes to be hurried in building ‘evidence’ to support your thoughts and conclusions. Some may think you ‘slow’ but in actuality you are thorough.
V-wedges at the base and the upper part of your m’s and n’s: If you have deep v-wedges at the base of your m’s and n’s, you are a truly analytical thinker. You won’t appreciate people presenting you with fait accompli information, but will want to ask ‘why’. The corresponding upper wedges in these letters represent your exploratory ability: In other words, you are not someone who allows others to ‘tell you what to do’. Such an individual will challenge absolutely everything until they are satisfied.
Needle points: Are there needle points in your m’s and n’s? These are indications of your keen comprehension. You are someone who is so quick and bright that you can finish sentences for people. You are usually three or four steps ahead of most! The only caution here is when you need to communicate with those who are slower minded than you are. You may think you’re listening, but in actuality have drifted off and are thinking about five or six other things. You may say “Got it, yes, absolutely.” However, you’re the same one who may have to return in five minutes, saying “What was that last part?”
Threading: Do the portions of your m’s and n’s ‘break down’, resembling a spool of thread thrown to the ground? If the answer to this is yes, it indicates ‘threading’. If you are a true thread writer, you can be a real chameleon who has the gift of adapting to any situation and person without compromising yourself. You are someone who could be termed a ‘politician’.
Be sure to view my 5-minute “Power of the Pen” DVD on my Home Page at www.elainecharal.com!
Rounded m’s and n’s: If all your m’s and n’s are carefully rounded, you are someone who thinks in a cumulative, step-by-step process. You are likely to be someone who does things in a careful, methodical manner. It may take longer for you to learn, but once you’ve learned something, it usually stays with you. You are not someone who likes to be hurried in building ‘evidence’ to support your thoughts and conclusions. Some may think you ‘slow’ but in actuality you are thorough.
V-wedges at the base and the upper part of your m’s and n’s: If you have deep v-wedges at the base of your m’s and n’s, you are a truly analytical thinker. You won’t appreciate people presenting you with fait accompli information, but will want to ask ‘why’. The corresponding upper wedges in these letters represent your exploratory ability: In other words, you are not someone who allows others to ‘tell you what to do’. Such an individual will challenge absolutely everything until they are satisfied.
Needle points: Are there needle points in your m’s and n’s? These are indications of your keen comprehension. You are someone who is so quick and bright that you can finish sentences for people. You are usually three or four steps ahead of most! The only caution here is when you need to communicate with those who are slower minded than you are. You may think you’re listening, but in actuality have drifted off and are thinking about five or six other things. You may say “Got it, yes, absolutely.” However, you’re the same one who may have to return in five minutes, saying “What was that last part?”
Threading: Do the portions of your m’s and n’s ‘break down’, resembling a spool of thread thrown to the ground? If the answer to this is yes, it indicates ‘threading’. If you are a true thread writer, you can be a real chameleon who has the gift of adapting to any situation and person without compromising yourself. You are someone who could be termed a ‘politician’.
Be sure to view my 5-minute “Power of the Pen” DVD on my Home Page at www.elainecharal.com!
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