Dr. James - Handwriting Analysis - Personality Profile

Dear James,

Thanks for the Thank you note.  One thing stands out world-wide about the colleagues who represent their companies to their patients, clients and prospects.  They don't hear "Thank you" enough.  

Thus our Thank You Profiles.  They also say they'd like to get greater recognition for their contribution.  So as we interview successful entrepreneurs we ask about their customer AND employee recognition and reward programs.  We just heard about a UK customer satisfaction program greatly responsible for 35 million dollars a year in Hi-Fi sales.  Julian Richer has 27 stores and holds the world record for highest retail profit per sq. Ft.  Julian has less than 1% colleague turn-over too.  

We're using his strategy with Mastermind Members who want to, track, measure and reward their colleagues for treating customers like royalty.  Would you like a free audiotape about Julian? Alan

Your writing slants to the right more than most - You may relate to others based on emotion to a degree.

You may listen to your heart at times instead of your head - logic.  You might tend to be impulsive at times.

Since emotion is shared by all - you can sometimes influence others to say "Yes" after logical arguements fail.

You are more comfortable talking to   small groups rather than large audiences.

You prefer to listen to audiotapes in your car rather than read books or dental journals.

You probably have a good size collection of music: audio or CD.

Colleagues who wish to get you to allow them to do something - like take a long lunch - should speak to you...not write you a note.

Your writing possibly indicates that you may, perhaps, sometimes tune others out if you disagree.  

You tend to show more noisy enthusiasm at project start than at end.

You sometimes talk very quickly and jump out in front of others because your thoughts are moving so fast.

You have superb self esteem, set high goals & plan ahead.  The keys to personal success and happiness.

You have the habit of paying attention to & asking about details.

You have a fly-paper...everything sticks...memory.

Alan