The Power of Positive Handwriting

Elayne V. Lindberg was a Certified Graphoanalyst and pioneer in the field of questioned documents. For several decades she was an expert court witness working for the Minnesota Attorney General's office, numerous police departments, attorneys, corporations, medical professionals and individuals. She was a charter member of the World Association of Document Examiners, a member of the International Society of Graphoanalysis, and was a Certified Master Graphoanalyst. She spent seventeen years researching the specialty of graphotherapeutics.
Gary Lindberg has spent his entire adult life as a screenwriter, movie director and producer, author of fiction and nonfiction, and book publisher. He is the author of four Amazon #1 bestselling novels and three books about the unknown history of Elvis Presley. He co-wrote and co-produced the Paramount motion picture That Was Then, This Is Now starring Morgan Freeman and Emilio Estevez. Currently, he resides in the Minneapolis area.

The theory behind graphotherapy is simple: change the handwriting stroke and you change the associated handwriting trait. Graphoanalysis has proven that each stroke in your handwriting means something about you and your personality.

This book will give you the tools to build the positive and productive life that is your birthright. You will learn to retrain yourself, to lose negative habits and establish new, positive ones.

The point is this: if you follow the suggested exercises for thirty days, you will see a change in your personality. New worlds will open up for you. This book cannot answer everyone's needs, however. It is, by necessity, a toolbox with a terrific set of instructions for building a new you.

Graphotherapy will not give you a better body or turn you into the world's greatest lover by Saturday. One of the areas it will help you understand is the mental side of your sex life. I can help you work on traits that may be standing in the way of greater fulfillment.

My definition of "success" in life is the happy result of pursuing your highest goals. This definition, of course, demands, that your success be measured on your own terms. Fortunately, one of the keys to success is in your hands.

Elayne V. Lindberg, MGA