• Cautious: Shown by long final strokes or a dash at the end of a line.  This person is inclined to be careful in order to minimize risk.  The cautious tendency reduces any impulsive behavior.
• Comprehensive Thinker: Shown by needle point strokes on the top of the n, m, h or i letters. These writers have lightning fast minds that are able to size up situations instantly.  They are curious, impatient, intelligent and usually in a hurry.
• Concentration: Shown by extremely small writing.  People who write tiny have the ability to shut everything out of their mind and fully concentrate on one thing at a time.  At first impression, these writers may seem reserved.
• Cumulative Thinker: Shown by round or even flat-topped m's and n's forming smooth letters.  These people need all the facts before making a decision.  They may take a bit longer to learn, but they remember well and can be very creative and good with using their hands.
• Curious and Investigative: Shown by sharp points on the top of letter m, n, r and h that penetrate the upper zone.  These people have a quick, investigative and exploratory mind and are able to size up people and situations quickly.  The can tend to be irritated by slow talkers.

Source: The Secrets to Making Love Happen! by Bart A. Baggett

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