Ron Martin’s Handwriting Analysis Report Package

To be honest, I didn’t even know Ron’s Handwriting Analysis Report Package existed until Jonathan Twidwell (The Honolulu Files) emailed me about it — Ron had never mentioned it in any of our phone or email conversations. Jonathan sent me his copy, wondering if I thought there might be any interest in it. From a purely personal perspective, I jumped at the opportunity to see it, if only to read some of Ron’s work that I hadn’t seen before. Needless to say, I was not disappointed — this is classic Ron Martin material, a perfect example of how his inventive mind never stopped creating, and the uniquely easy-to-read writing style reminded me of what a joy it was to talk with Ron.

Part of Ron’s style was a disarmingly self-deprecating approach to almost everything, and this bit from the Introduction made me laugh out loud:

As Ron wrote on the cover of the manual, it is “… a complete system for creating quick 17-page personality assessment reports for your clients.”

The system includes:

The heart of the system is Ron’s tick sheet, which acts as your script outline and a guide to which of the 50+ pre-written report pages will go into the client’s 17-page report. Each report page contains a full script for you to work from during your time with the client, and many include an “Interactive Combinations” section which goes into depth on how different characteristics interact with each other.

For the presentation, you simply go through each of the items on the tick sheet: marking their handwriting sample, making the tick, pulling the trait page from a file folder, talking briefly about that trait, and then putting the page down onto the growing stack of pages on the table. When you’re done going through the tick sheet, you simply assemble the selected trait pages into a cover (included in the package), and you’re done!

Naturally, in addition to the pre-written report pages that go into the final product, you could easily include a page with your photo and bio to make this an even more powerful memento for the client (and marketing piece for you).

As if that weren’t enough, Ron also tells you exactly what to have the client write for their sample, and why he specifically chose the elements that make up the sample. He also tells you how to subtly pitch return business, plus how to get additional business through references. In short, Ron details every step of your time with the client, including how to signal that the assessment is over, allowing you to easily move onto the next client.

As designed by Ron, each Handwriting Analysis Assessment can take as little as fifteen minutes, and as Ron says, “Say you got $25 for it — and I think that you should get minimally that much — if you’re having a busy day, that’s $100 an hour!”

Ron even included in the package the two table signs he designed (using every computer design capability available to him in 1994) and used in his own appearances:

However, I would be doing you a disservice if I didn’t tell you that if you want to move up to the next level of expertise, you should pick up a copy of Ron’s classic book on handwriting analysis, “The Graphologist’s Notebook”. You can read more about that HERE, but be sure to come back to this page, because there’s a special bundle offer down below.

I will also mention that in addition to all of the detailed information in the 111 pages of “The Graphologist’s Notebook”, Ron includes — word for word — the lecture on handwriting analysis that he presented for years at many different venues, including psychic fairs, civic organizations, and corporate events. And while absorbing all of the information about graphology will empower you with the knowledge to present yourself as an expert, the ability to lecture fluently on the subject will powerfully cement your reputation in the eyes of the public.