THE LEARNING HUB: What Small Thing Can Tell You A Lot About A Person?

1 Speech. The way, a person speaks tell us a lot about their attitude and personality. The more educated a person is, the more polite he tends to become.

2 Fashion sense. You should never believe a person who tries too hard to appear cool wearing trendy clothes and costly shoes. He/she is a manipulator and obviously big imposter.

3 Handwriting. It may be little debatable but the more creative and lazy a person is, the roughest his handwriting gets. On the other hand, organized and disciplined people have good handwriting.

4 Hygiene. You can easily figure out if a person is disciplined or not by noticing their hygiene. Those who maintain hygiene have high self esteem and they tend to love themselves.

5 Smile. Smile can be deceiving most of the times but it shows the person is strong and he is trying to live a normal happy life.

6 How a person treats animals. Those who loves animals are often the most joyful and full of life.

7 If a person admits his mistakes immediately and asks for forgiveness without letting his ego come in between, it tells a lot about his upbringing and personality.

8 How a person treats his lover and the most importantly how he treats his competitors.

I am only 17 and sorry if some points are inaccurate.

I hope it helps! It's totally based on my observations, nothing is scientifically proven at all.

By Aakarsh Rauniyar

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