Do you know anyone who wants a weak personality? I don’t think so. Everyone wants a strong personality. The idea of having a strong personality is glamorous.
Some people really have a strong personality, while many just think they have. In this article, we will talk about people with a strong personality and how you can see it in their handwriting.
Before getting into handwriting analysis, let’s first deconstruct the term, “strong personality”. What is strong personality and how it shows up in the behaviour of those who have it?
If you have a strong personality, it means you are capable of influencing people and make them see things from your point of view. (Unless of course the person you are facing has an equally strong personality).
On the positive side, a person with a balanced strong personality is often highly demanding, confident, authoritative, competitive, restless and ambitious. And on the negative, he can be ruthless, inconsiderate, insensitive, pushy, arrogant, etc.
Man with a strong personality
In handwriting analysis, there are multiple indicators of a balanced strong personality. We will list 3 of them here:
1. Heavy handwriting pressure
This is the most common element in the handwriting of people with a bold personality. A heavy handwriting pressure is usually found in people with strong personality with determination and energy.
If the pressure is more or less even across handwriting, you have a person who is balanced and who is capable of exercising self-control. He makes decisions after careful thinking.
A writer is heavy pressure is a good pressure handler and he can work for long hours without getting tired.
2. Healthy signature size
A writer with a healthy signature size–neither too big or too small–is capable of leaving a good first impression. The writer often speaks his mind and you cannot force him into changing his viewpoints.
Another interesting thing about people with a healthy signature size is that they cannot be pushed around. They are firm and bold.
3. Good zonal balance
A good zonal balance shows that the writer has distributed his energy to all three areas of his life.
The proportions of the three zones determine the balance between the three major areas of ego development:
- The intellectual and spiritual sphere (Upper zone)
- Everyday social self and day-to-day concerns (Middle zone)
- Unconscious instinctual/materialistic drives (Lower zone)
A writer is able to maintain this balance certainly has a strong personality because of his sheer ability to maintain a balance between all three areas of his life.
Disclaimer: One element of handwriting may be analysed at a time, but always look at the entire handwriting sample before arriving at any conclusion.
