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1. Featured Story<\/a>: “Success Through the Stroke of a Pen” a National Handwriting Week Special Feature2. Specials<\/a>: Get certified as a Handwriting Analyst!<\/p>\n

3. Student Comments<\/a>: See how Handwriting Analysis has changed the lives of our students around the world!<\/p>\n

4. Contact Us<\/a>: We’d love to hear from you, give us a call with your questions, comments and concerns.<\/h5>\n

Featured Story<\/h2>\n

“Success Through the Stroke of a Pen “<\/h3>\n

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National Handwriting Week is upon us.<\/h3>\n

Did you know that John Hancock’s birthday is in January? Our best research indicates he was born on January 23rd. So, handwriting analysts worldwide (and the media) have designated January 21st-27th as National Handwriting Week.<\/p>\n

Bart Baggett and other Handwriting University Faculty members will be appearing on radio & TV shows nationwide promoting handwriting. If you are a trained handwriting expert, contact your local newspaper. This week, you are especially newsworthy!<\/p>\n

Did you know that each day hundreds of people around the world start using “Grapho-Therapy” to change their own life? People interested in changing their own life are starting by changing their own handwriting to effect their own belief systems and change their personality. Bart’s latest book and his workbooks for kids and adults<\/a> are part of the reason for the excitement.<\/p>\n

Can success potential really be revealed through the stroke of a pen?<\/h3>\n

Handwriting Analyst offers Success Secrets of The Rich & Happy during National Handwriting Week<\/p>\n

The old saying goes “”Mind your p’s and q’s.” It could mean the difference between success and financial struggle… or should it actually be “t-bars and y-loops?”<\/p>\n

Special attention is drawn to Baggett’s works each year during National Handwriting Week January 21st – 27th this year, which marks John Hancock’s Birthday (Jan 23rd). National Handwriting Week focuses attention on the benefits of handwriting analysis and its use as an important tool in business, education, social relationships, and even self-help. Hancock’s handwriting and that of other American heroes may offer lessons of character and untapped achievement.<\/a><\/p>\n

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According to Bart Baggett, one of the nation’s premier handwriting experts and Director ofHandwritingUniversity.com, the only online training institute for handwriting analysis, the way you cross your t’s and dot your i’s can determine your chances for success. In his new book, The Success Secrets of the Rich & Happy <\/a>(Empresse Publishing, 434 pages, www.BeRichandHappy.com<\/a> )<\/p>\n

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Baggett explains the “success traits” found in the handwriting of people like Michael J. Fox, Martin Luther King, John Glenn, Michael Jordon, and Oprah Winfrey. You may recognize Baggett from his commentary on CNN and Court TV, relating to the psychological profiling of criminals and suspects such as Scott Peterson, the John Benet Ramsey case, the Washington Snipers, the Anthrax letters, and Timothy McVeigh.<\/p>\n

Baggett said in a recent Biography Magazine feature interview, “It is inspiring to look up to men and women who have accomplished great things. America loves heroes. However, most of us don’t really believe we can accomplish what they accomplish. My approach is to inspire people to be more like their hero’s character. It is the personality, beliefs, and values that moved the person to achieve great things. We can teach our kids how to build great character. From that, people will do great things.”<\/span><\/p>\n

“I have researched the handwriting of thousands of successful people around the world and the success traits are extremely consistent,” said Baggett. “The traits are easy to spot once you learn them, and what’s even more exciting is you can actually program your own handwriting to include the success traits and see positive differences in your life.”<\/p>\n

Seven Success Traits<\/h3>\n

Baggett has identified seven personality traits and the corresponding handwriting strokes commonly found in the handwriting of successful people:<\/p>\n