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Did you know that if someone writes their 'G' like the Felon's claw (meaning sharp and curved like the claw of an animal) this means there’s deep-rooted guilt and this person is likely to engage in self-destructive habits. They can be manipulators, dangerous and untrustworthy! Experts revealed that 80% of criminals they analysed wrote their G like the Felon's claw!
Our special guest for today’s episode is someone who has analysed the handwriting of politicians, celebrities and royalties! UK's leading handwriting expert Emma Bache will talk to us about her wonderful book 'Reading Between The Lines' and how Graphology can help us make sense of our identities!
Learn how the height and shape of letters can show various traits, such as how we cope with emotional situations and what job we are suited for. 5 Stars ***** The Sun
About this Podcast
In this series, we're exploring the concept of identity beneath the surface level. We want you to release the labels, that society expects you to wear and go on a journey of self-discovery. Co-hosting the podcast with Suman are the Devil and Angel on our shoulders. Hear them out loud in this series to make sense of your individual identity.
If you enjoyed this episode and want to show some love and support, then buy us a coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sumanhanif - Your support would help us do more! And don't forget to like our IG page ThePuppetPodcast and subscribe to our YouTube Channel
Cast
Suman Hanif as Host
Gemma Whiteley as Angela the Angel
Adam Mercury-Brown as Dave the Devil
Ashley Gregory as Rob
Producer
Pageful Productions Limited
Producing Team
Suman Hanif - Writer Producer
Eleanor Roberts - Co-Producer
Music by Madirfan from Pixabay.mp3 - Track: Both-of-us-14037
Disclaimer: Strong language used. Characters, and incidents portrayed in this production work are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.
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By Suman HanifDid you know that if someone writes their 'G' like the Felon's claw (meaning sharp and curved like the claw of an animal) this means there’s deep-rooted guilt and this person is likely to engage in self-destructive habits. They can be manipulators, dangerous and untrustworthy! Experts revealed that 80% of criminals they analysed wrote their G like the Felon's claw!
Our special guest for today’s episode is someone who has analysed the handwriting of politicians, celebrities and royalties! UK's leading handwriting expert Emma Bache will talk to us about her wonderful book 'Reading Between The Lines' and how Graphology can help us make sense of our identities!
Learn how the height and shape of letters can show various traits, such as how we cope with emotional situations and what job we are suited for. 5 Stars ***** The Sun
About this Podcast
In this series, we're exploring the concept of identity beneath the surface level. We want you to release the labels, that society expects you to wear and go on a journey of self-discovery. Co-hosting the podcast with Suman are the Devil and Angel on our shoulders. Hear them out loud in this series to make sense of your individual identity.
If you enjoyed this episode and want to show some love and support, then buy us a coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sumanhanif - Your support would help us do more! And don't forget to like our IG page ThePuppetPodcast and subscribe to our YouTube Channel
Cast
Suman Hanif as Host
Gemma Whiteley as Angela the Angel
Adam Mercury-Brown as Dave the Devil
Ashley Gregory as Rob
Producer
Pageful Productions Limited
Producing Team
Suman Hanif - Writer Producer
Eleanor Roberts - Co-Producer
Music by Madirfan from Pixabay.mp3 - Track: Both-of-us-14037
Disclaimer: Strong language used. Characters, and incidents portrayed in this production work are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.