Enact

Traditionally, graphologists think in terms of traits we have or are. They claim we reflect or portray them as we write. Fifty years ago, William Mikkelsen observed that instead, we enact ways we think. Unlike tags, which oblige us to judge and emote, and lack the ability to change, we can change how we think.During the writing process, Mikkelsen found that dialogue was the best and easiest way to convey his thoughts. He uses conversations with his best friend, Jim, and others, they...
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Traditionally, graphologists think in terms of traits we have or are. They claim we reflect or portray them as we write. Fifty years ago, William Mikkelsen observed that instead, we enact ways we think. Unlike tags, which oblige us to judge and emote, and lack the ability to change, we can change how we think.During the writing process, Mikkelsen found that dialogue was the best and easiest way to convey his thoughts. He uses conversations with his best friend, Jim, and others, they befriended during their travel adventures in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.