Sign here: What your signature reveals about your self-esteem

Yachty, yachty, yachty. Sign the bottom

Good. Okay, give me five. Okay, maybe you've never signed a contract with a six-foot talking cat

but you do have a signature that says a lot more about you than you think

Fast Company explains how researchers found a significant correlation between how large someone writes their signature

and their level of confidence or narcissism. They point to President Trump's signature as an example, famously large and distinctly his own

Actually, I love my signature. I really do. Everyone loves my signature

Researchers found signature size grows with both age and professional rank, suggesting it reflects a person's sense of self or status

The author of the Fast Company article, a longtime psychologist, calls it status awareness

meaning people in higher even in how they signed t name Take a look at these signatures from Bill Gates and Tim Cook because the connection shows up in corporate leadership too Studies of CEOs and CFOs found

signature size can help predict certain personality traits, including confidence and sometimes

narcissism. Signs of people also broke down what your signature style might say about you

If yours ascends or rises toward the end, it's a sign of optimism, while a descending signature

can suggest the opposite. If your signature stays straight, even on a blank page, it's a sign of

balance and control. And legibility, if your signature is easy to read, it suggests straightforwardness

while a messy, hard-to-read one can signal a more private or guarded personality

So, if your autograph looks like it belongs on a multi-million dollar contract, but your career

hasn't caught up yet, don't worry, at least the confidence is there. For more on this story and

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