thank you for joining me today is very exciting because im meeting w not only a certified
graphologist not only an amazing questioned documents examiner but also the president
of Ahaf the American handwriting analysis foundation which is amazing and has been
so supportive of me and my channel im gonna talk more about Ahaf later stay tuned for that Shielas
going to be joining me today to be looking at some handwriting handwriting of billionaires I
haven't shown her these handwritings before it occurs to me though that she's looked at
so much handwriting that she might already be familiar with this handwriting but if you
haven't subscribed yet please subscribe it really helps the channel grow learn get certified anyways
today were joined by sheila she's so cool ok hello how are you! I am good. thank you for
doing me I have some handwriting for us to look at but first for ppl who dont know you, how long have
you been studying handwriting? I started in 1967. I was a senior in high school and my boyfriend's
mother had read a book about handwriting analysis and she analyzed mine and I was just blown away by
the stuff she said I was like "oh my god somebody understands me!" and to a seventeen year old girl
thats pretty important. so you have numerous books now you are also a questioned documents examiner
so you've appeared in court several times. 70 some times. im gonna share my screen so you can
see - ok I have to tell you , doing instant analysis is not my favorite thing im not as
good at it but lets see what you've got. that is so fine! we've got a signature this is culprit #1.
and ive got some handwriting here as well . isn't that interesting. I see hes got his
signature on there. yes Elon Musk. and isn't he supposedly on the spectrum? I dont know actually
why do you ask? well looking at handwriting isn't like looking into a crystal ball where you just
know stuff and sometimes its important to know those kinds of things. yeah asbergers. yeah so
this is what - I mean were looking at mathematics but theres bits of handwriting here and of course
the signature we try not to analyze apart from the writing bc the signature is your public image,
the cover on the book it may not be the same, it may be, it may not be the same as
what's inside and so we need t compare them both right! this is from when he was in high school and
this is a more recent example of his signature and then we've got his signature here as well.
well thats a very different signature too - the thing about doing celebrity signatures is you
dont always know the circumstances under which they were written. so this one here
he may just have scribbled it in a book or just out in the public and so he didn't have much
time. I sign books alot and I know when you see my signature in books its quite different. there
its kindof careless. and its just thrown on the page like he doesn't care what you think of him.
do you make anything out of these tent looking things?
well sure they're very rigid forms. the pyramid is the strongest form of all its very rigid hes
someone who would be very difficult to deal with if he has something in mind hes going
t stick with it but he does have some nice curves in there too so that kindof mitigates
it. another thing about his second name there his first hump is higher than the second one.
if we think of the first hump being the self and the second one being like its from me to you,
and if there was a 3rd hump it would be the world at large so hes putting himself above others.
a bit on a pedestal? his opinions count the most.
and this one its even a bit more angular. yeah but the first one is actually a hump. its rounded and
then hes got angles, but hes got extremely tall capitals. now the capital letters are the ideal
self and the small letters are the real self . and so we see pride, arrogance, when its too tall.
and his upper- I guess thats a k its extremely tall to the point like anything he says goes,
and he doesn't care what other ppl think , I think ive got a litter bit of handwriting
of course theres a huge age difference too if your looking at someone when they were in
high school versus who they are today . exactly. if you looked at that sample I
wrote for the woman who would become my mother in law, and looked st my handwriting now there
would be a big difference in 50 some years ! when you were talking about if someones on
the spectrum do you notice any way that that affects handwriting particularly? I
have some subscribers ask me like "does my autism affect my handwriting?how would it?"
there are thousands of variables that its hard to generalize, but
in general what I would expect would be someone who's a bit more into their head so
its going to be more simplified, and less loops, and probably more emphasis
on the upper zone the upper loops the upper strokes and its more likely to be printed
than cursive but if it is cursive then it would probably be very overly connected.
very ver interesting well that was Elon. I wonder if Elon would agree with me
I wonder or if you think he'd be to arrogant to listen!
ok next up in a similar vein, we've got Steve Jobs.
this isn't necessarily sentences so its probably not your favorite to look at
bc hes filling out a job application. 1973? is that what that says?
yes! just a young kid.
this is a copybook handwriting theres not a lot of individuality about it its just- I dont wanna
say "going along with the crowd" but that means whatever crowd he was in. not the world at large.
whoever he was hanging out with he wanted to be accepted by them. its interesting the way that
in the word college how the loop gets light. and I wonder if he had an injury to his leg.
really? it seems like the light lowerzone- even in engineer the lighter lowerzone in digital
yeah its on the upstroke. the down stroke, well its still pretty light, but the upstroke- thats
either the ankle or the lower leg is represented there. thats so interesting! the leg specifically?
yeah the handwriting shows markers for illnesses in the body. and if you take the cursive letter
f and the top of the f would be the head and the very bottom would be the feet
and the organs are represented at different parts throughout that letter. you have to be careful of
course. not everything you read is correct and when we talk about physical things we have to
be really careful not to diagnose any specific illnesses unless you have a medical license.
the last one- this is actually Jeff Bezos. it looks
similar to me to Elon's with the inflated upper zones a little bit of a backslant
yeah the t's are very tall another sign of pride. yeah those upper zones are way tall.
he thinks a lot of himself.
the I dots-
I can't see them very well but they look kinda heavy. and it looks
pretty connected so those things would suggest that hes pretty detail oriented.
this is a pretty conventional writing. but it does have some simplifications which are a good thing.
efficiency?time management?
um yeah those are true. I was looking at the middle zone those e's. when you have open middle
zone letters those ppl tend to listen better. and then it has that nice curved final stroke.
now that one on the s is straight! what that says to me is there are times where hes really nice and
charming and friendly and there are times where he can be really abrupt. and like "dont bother me!"
I have a bonus handwriting to look at. are you familiar with the movie heathers? I dont think so.
so heathers is a movie where the main character has a knack for forging handwriting. her and her
boyfriend end up killing someone at school and she forges her handwriting to make it a suicide note.
oh!
I just wanted to hear your input because I was looking at this and I was a little stumped.
so this is her handwriting at the beginning of the movie
her just writing in her diary and then this is the forge that she did.
yeah no those are different.
different people?
the one on the left is a much more flexible fluid open writing and then the one on the right,
I can see, I actually wouldn't be surprised if that was a bad person.
no she is! she is a popular cut throat girl at school.
yeah exactly! and she's very controlling and manipulative and she's easily lead. the t bar,
are just like a dish. its like you press down on them and they'll bend. if she perceives you as
being stronger shell cave in and do whatever you say. but the other one's much smarter.
you nailed them perfectly because the gal that forges handwriting she's one
of that smarter people in her friend group versus the gal over here she's a very mean
manipulative popular girl at school.
how likely to you think someone would be able to get away with being able to forge suicide notes?
I think it would be very difficult. but of course the longer the note,
the more difficult it would be if it was just a couple of words a few words and it was printed
then it would be harder to tell. but dont use that for anybody!
or sometimes people will ask like- "well if you have a background in understanding
handwriting analysis wouldn't you be able to Luke manipulate that traits in your favor?"
no because when you go in to simulate somebody else's writing or signature you have to do the
2 very difficult things. you have to ut aside your own master patterns of writing. the way you
write. and you have to take one the master patterns of the other person
and you dont know why they write that way they do. so thats just way too hard.
I have one last question: sometimes I get people ask me, Leah what do you say
to people who are a little bit skeptical about handwriting analysis and graphology?
I dont know I was just wondering your take on that. I know
when you go to Wikipedia it says that its a pseudoscience-
-no thats stupid yeah? Wikipedia is stupid?
no what id tell them is look at the peer-reviewed studies like what we have on the American
handwriting analysis foundation website- and they're not updated- but theres a big list
of peer-reviewed studies. and you know, in any science, any hypothesis you can prove or disprove
unless its a hard science. handwriting analysis is part of psychology and psychology is not a
hard science. you can measure somethings, there are about 12 aspects of handwriting
that you can measure but the rest of it, intuition and experience
play an important part so skeptics I dont try to convince them because you know if you get
a letter in the mail, and its from somebody you know you recognize their handwriting and their
handwriting doesn't look like your handwriting or anybody else's and so that says handwriting says
something about you. thank you for joining me! we are happy to have you because you are the
future for handwriting analysis. I have so many ppl that would love to
learn more and would love to check out AHAF so that you for joining me sheila.
hi everyone wake up wake up wake up its the end of the video and ive got a very exciting
business opportunity- graphology opportunity for my wonderful supri- surprisers. subscriber
that are interested. in handwriting analysis we have a wonderful sponsorship with AHAF
I know this is sponsored but I really believe in the organization and I really think they're
excellent what Ahaf is offering my subscribers is 1 if youre a student you get 50% off a membership.
and you get a free graphology book. but let me show you what it means to have a membership. im
logged in. they're redoing the website so if it looks a little different than this thats fine
but anyway, so once your a member you can go to member only, you have access to all
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but also if your interested in something a little more specific then you have all the
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whether thats early childhood disturbances, adolescence, we can also do compatibility,
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more all these different study resources to help you on your jo=urney to get certified! which is
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very exciting I go, its every Tuesday you get to be around incredible graphologists. if you think
that im even a little bit good at graphology just wait until you see the graphologists that go to
the study group they're actually incredible. they have been doing this sh&t for decades
and they all go to this study group. there are many different things that Ahaf offers but I
think the best things about AHAF is monographs and the study group . its normally 60$/year if you
qualify for the student discount, its 50% off so thats 30$/year thats already significantly less.
but with my code!!! with my code LEAH22 you get a free graphology book. you get a free
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go on the website they're really supportive and nice. fair warning : fair warning about
the study group and about Ahaf as an organization its very old and its very white. they know that,
they're trying to be as inclusive as possible so if you're worried about like
being the only young person there being the only person that looks like you there at
the graphology meeting dont worry I will be at the meeting I will be there to hold your hand.
not hold your hand but you know I will be there swell so if you are nervous it is ok because I
will be there and Amber will be there. amber also attends the AHAF study group meetings so yeah.