Graphology - The Art Of Handwriting Analysis (Speed Learning) (Volume 3)

IF YOU WANT TO GIVE GRAPHOLOGY READINGS IN DAYS RATHER THAN WEEKS, LOOK NO FURTHER!

Graphology: The Art Of Handwriting Analysis can teach anyone to give entertaining and enlightening Graphology readings using the simple phrase 'Two Magpies'. These two carefully chosen words combine the majority of the crosses, dots, loops and dashes that professionals look out for in a traditional handwriting analysis, alongside a participant's signature. This ingenious system also includes free downloads of ten graphology flash cards and a thirteen part Graphology audiobook available from the publisher's website.

The Two Magpies System is a great conversation starter and can be used on friends, acquaintances and potential dates with nothing more than a pen and paper to hand.

You can even help several people at once enjoy each other's company with a quick ensemble reading - pretty good for a system than can be learned over a weekend! There's also the added benefit that this book can serve as a terrific gateway to more serious Graphology study. It's the real deal, simplified, and once learned it's almost impossible to forget.

Like most of the books in this series, I wrote this one for myself.

After collecting a variety of interesting, yet obtuse books on Graphology and Handwriting Analysis I struggled to give readings in the real world and just couldn't remember one squiggle from another. After many attempts to distill as much Graphology information into the shortest phrase possible, I arrived at the phrase Two Magpies and I've been using this simple phrase as the basis for Graphology readings ever since. It has never failed to delight and entertain those that experience it first hand, and I believe The Two Magpies System can work for anyone should they put just a modicum of effort into learning my system.

Packed with examples, exercises and top-tips to make learning Graphology as painless as possible.

From the G and the P of Get Physical , to the swing of the T and the dot of the I found in The Golf Analogy , I guarantee there is no other method out there that is as much fun to learn, as easy use, nor as engaging to the general public as this one. This book is not an exhaustive treatise by any means, but if you want to put Graphology to use by tomorrow, this is your book.

REVIEWS

"I really enjoyed reading your new book and would heartily recommend it. It is a great way to learn the art without spending hours ploughing through the many books out there on the subject."

Richard Osterlind

"With Julian's system once the info is in your head, it isn't easily leaving. And I found the whole process fun! Julian has set this up in a way that you get constant reinforcement for your efforts and just want to keep going."

Bill Cushman

"Julian has condensed a large amount of information on graphology into an easily memorised system and provided a presentation that is short, sweet, and can be done on the back of a business card. I like to explain how I am getting my information as I am doing the reading, and Julian's system is perfectly suited for this. Your subject will likely go away believing they have learned something valuable even in the unlikely event that most of your reading doesn't hit the mark so you cannot lose. Anyone interested in Graphology should definitely pick up this book."

John Lumber

"As a long time graphologist, I've perused Julian's manuscript, and can attest that it is exactly as described. He's taken some of the real 'meat' of the subject and found a way to explain it clearly and simply - AND to do it in a wicked clever mnemonic sort of structure that makes it quite easy to remember and explain to others. Well worth the price tag for those who wish to use it."

Brane