Why Do Smart People Keep Having Dysfunctional Relationships? Bring Your Ex's Handwriting. Bring Your own. Let's Spot the Red Flags Together.
Why do intelligent, successful, emotionally healthy people keep ending up in relationships that become exhausting, controlling, or toxic? The answer may not be what you think. Join handwriting and human behavior expert Bart Baggett for an interactive evening exploring the hidden patterns behind healthy and unhealthy relationships. Drawing from decades of forensic handwriting analysis, the relationship research of Dr. John Gottman, and Bart's own Five Hell Traits, you'll discover why some relationships thrive while others slowly unravel. Bring a handwriting sample from an ex, your spouse, partner, parent, or another meaningful relationship in your life. Every sample will be analyzed anonymously during the event by other participants, following along with Bart's instructions from the front of the room. Working together in small groups, you'll examine real handwriting samples from your fellow participants' current and past relationships, discuss what you see, identify potential strengths and red flags, and compare your observations with Bart's professional analysis. No one will know whose handwriting they're analyzing, unless you want to tell your story. Whether you're hoping to build a stronger relationship, better understand your past, or simply become better at recognizing the people you invite into your life, you'll leave with a new way of seeing the relationships that matter most.
About this evening
Bart Baggett
Credentials of Bart Baggett BART BAGGETTJUNE 5, 2026INTERVIEWS For the past 25 years, Bart Baggett has been known as one of the world’s leading Forensic Handwriting Experts. You may have seen him on TV discussing one of his many handwriting analysis books or commenting on current events as part of a top-notch legal team on prestigious networks like CNN, Fox, and NBC. If you have a forensic handwriting analysis case, please visit this site and schedule a consultation through his team who are trained to discuss forensic forgery cases. However, if you want to hire Mr. Baggett to speak to your company, association, or team, please contact his office directly or visit the speaker kit page. He speaks on forensics, ethics, expert witness consulting, and social psychology of success and entrepreneurship. About Bart Baggett Bart Baggett is known worldwide as one of the world’s leading forensic handwriting experts. Bart is also a best-selling author, personal development author, speaker, and entrepreneur. When Bart is not consulting on multi-million dollar legal cases, he has few hobbies which most people find fascinating. He is a certified PADI scuba diver and has swam with sharks in the Great Blue Hole in Belise. He does stand-up comedy and getting pretty good at it. He hosts a podcast called The World’s Most Interesting People. He has visited over 22 countries making friends from Nepal to Taiwan. He has been the keynote speaker at conferences in the USA, India, England, Australia, Central America, Beijing China, and Taiwan. His TEDx talk has garnered over 400,000 views and his books on personal development have become Amazon Best Sellers. Bart Baggett is the Nation’s Leading Forensic Handwriting Expert. He has been selected over and over again by local, national, and international TV news networks. For stories including forgery, handwriting, self-help, and criminal tendencies… Mr. Baggett is the media’s first choice to comment on a wide variety of topics which normally include crime, criminals, celebrities, handwriting, white-collar crime, forensic science, and even personal development. Bart has commented on the nation’s leading criminal trials, forgery cases, and unsolved mysteries. He has appeared on over 1,600 radio / TV shows (CNN, ABC’s Good Morning America, America’s Most Wanted, Court TV, CNBC, CBS, NBC, etc). Mr. Baggett is the most TV and media-experienced handwriting expert in the world. He even used to host a radio show on a CBS affiliate in Dallas Texas and still does a bit of stand-up comedy as a hobby. Why call anyone else and risk your segment being legally wrong, technically sloppy, or just boring?
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