Assertive vs. Argumentative 0417-02

​​These two words on the surface seem polar opposites. When we understand their true meaning, we see they actually sit on both sides of the same coin. The intent of these two words can be both at the same time. It is how the content is delivered that can oftentimes be seen as controversial.

In handwriting, very large capitals or strong "T" crossings reveal assertiveness. We must take into account which direction the "T" crossing travels. The up-stroke reveals assertiveness, determination and enthusiasm.

The large capitals show the writer wants to be noticed. Another example of assertiveness!

What changes this meaning from assertiveness to argumentativeness is when a spike can be seen on the top of the letter "P". This writer will argue their points.

There are other indicators in a writing sample that can off-set both of these examples. A private session can determine which side of the coin you sit on.
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Having a private session with me gives insight into personal habit patterns. I can assist you with changing these patterns through a writing exercise called "Grapho-Therapy". I believe insight can create change!

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