Below is the latest video interview for the Handwriting University Membership site. This video is not for public viewing, only registered members and newsletter readers. Please leave your comments below the video so future members and readers can take away some bits of knowledge from viewing it.
To gain more from this video interview, make sure you download and print out Jud a lina’s actual handwriting from the PDF file and do a full personality profile, before you look at the video. Otherwise, it will be like looking at the answers to the crossword puzzle, before you attempt the puzzle. You will learn MUCH more if you analyze the handwriting, make a comment below… then view the video.
You can find her full resolutioon handwriting sample in part one, located here:
http://handwritinguniversity.com/members/weekly-newsletters/judalina-n-part-one/
Contains: Juda lina N., Video. Part One and Part Two. Conclusion of interview
Recorded in Los Angeles, hosted and produced by Bart Baggett.
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Part One Direct URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBaj6w6F5lM
Part Two Direct URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3e4k8qA9mrM
Very interesting. I was sad to hear her say she was old, when she is close to 20 years younger than I am, and everyday I’m starting something new and learning.
Unsurprisingly, she reminds me of myself when I’m not holding back (I have huge-ass lying loops D:). I’m happy for her that she found a job in acting and doesn’t feel the need to hide herself anymore. GO JUDALINA! Who could resist that smile?
OH, and I forgot to add that her Ks were itty-bitty. That was part of why I said she was a people-pleaser.
I am speaking of her writing before I see the video.
She has some double lying loops in a communication letter so I would say that she is not always honest.
Thought I saw a pain dot in her lower extension zone (one or two letters) so it looks as if she had some kind of trouble to one of her legs?
Hi Bart
Thanks for the analysis on the video.
In future videos could you circle the letter and name the trait to make the analysis clearer?
Hi,
Inside many of the articles using audio commentary we use the circle approach to illustrate specific traits. However, the “handwriting interviews” are designed so an advanced student can combine traits and stack them quickly. Circling individual traits on the results might limit the advanced students from stacking traits quickly or squelch their creativity… after all, not all the character traits we see are able to be “circled” in a letter or two. Please join us on this month’s LIVE TELECLASS or attend the ANNUAL CONFERENCE and we can guide you step by step through each new sample (and new video interview). That is the essence of the live classes. Thanks for writing!