How to Fly High and Land on Your Feet: Robert Pace’s Handwriting Secrets

Handwriting analysis of Robert Pace, Chair of the Board, CN Railway

Fasten your seatbelts, ladies and gentlemen, you’re up for a flight of fancy. Robert will take you on that flight, but he’ll land on his feet and hit the ground running (The arched baseline, the writing style).

He is well read and thinks deeply, some might call him an intellectual (High looped upper zone). He takes time to mull over before jumping in, though this extra time taken to speak or begin may go unnoticed simply because he can think faster than most people around him without losing clarity (The starting stroke in R and P).

He is confident and strong headed and he firmly believes in his ideas (The strongly defined R loop). Once he makes up his mind, it is nearly impossible to make him change it. He will stand by what he says though, he’ll take it on the chin if he was wrong  losing confidence (Closed e and o loops).

This ability to make unwavering decisions quickly and efficiently while taking full responsibility of his actions has contributed greatly to his accomplishments. He is proud of what he has achieved and likes sharing his stories and wisdom with people he feels are worthy. He definitely has a soft spot for ambitious young people and likes helping them as long as they remain teachable (Large and well pronounced capital letters, loops in the upper zone).

Persistence is another leadership trait. He is the pit bull who just won’t let go, no matter how hard circumstances try to shake him off. His tenacity sometimes causes foolhardiness even chasing the impossible, but as they say, when you go for the stars and don’t make it, you still might land on clouds. (The reverse - forward stroke in T, the lengthy end stroke in e)

He admires simplicity and elegance. He avoids gaudy and rash . He isn’t subtle though, he has mastered the art of being loud with elegance. (Letter and writing formations and strokes)

In his personal relationships, he is very thoughtful. He remembers little things that bring joy to others and will do them for people he cares about. (Loops in upper zone, closely written letters in the last name).