Your hand shape indicates a respect for order and
structure. A no-nonsense kind of guy, not liking to get bogged down with emotional baggage, you would prefer to keep things on target and moving toward a goal.

Your thumbs say that you are able to accomplish your goals not matter how big. As a matter of fact you might not even bother with something that isn't challenging. You are so good at getting what you want that you may have a hard time understanding people who have trouble accomplishing their goals.

The spread of your fingers say you are unconcerned with conventional norms and think outside the box. Your left ring finger is set a bit high indicating you are not afraid of the spot light and will not feel complete unless you have achieved the limelight you want for you accomplishments.
Your left pinky finger indicates you do not trust easily and may deflect intimacy with humor or sarcasm.

The side of your hand opposite your thumb is impressive, letting me know you are a man with a lot to teach, I would refer to you has a life teacher or "one who knows God's rules for living." You will never be satisfied with a life that is not meaningful and is not of some service to others.

Your Life Lines speaks of a need to have meaningful enough work to commit your life to. In other words you are possibly building a "life's work". There is often a sense of searching that goes with this mark and even some confusion......however the point is that you are meant to have a deeply moving experience with the work that you do.

I bet you are a strong, loyal, deeply independent, sometimes demanding, human being. I would want you on my side in a rumble or if I were stranded on a dessert island. You'd be a strong shoulder to learn on, but I better not be whiney or clingy. If I'm ready to get to work and accomplish my goals you're the guy to see.

Ok, that's what I see from your picture. Let me know how much of it rang true for you.

Good luck,

Terry-Linn Snider
Executive Director
The Apposta School
www.apposta.com
terry-linn@apposta.com

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