Find the image below that most closely resembles your fist and read further to see what it says about your personality.
People with this type of fist have a gentility of spirit. Note how the thumb gently rests beside the other four digits. You’re likely to have a high emotional quotient and a high level of empathy. This means before acting you take into account how other people feel. This means you are usually the go-to person for any circumstance. You are sensitive at most times and show compassion to others. You are considerate of other people. You always keep them in mind in a highly selfless manner.
On the inside, you are meticulous and creative. You show a high level of organisation. You are a good mixture of being social and keeping to yourself – a salad of introversion and extroversion. You expect what you want as soon as possible and hate delays in something you’re pursuing.
All of this means you’re likely to be taken advantage of. You need to be aware of other people’s intentions. The worst of it is that your personality points towards a reluctance to protest. You might let people take you for a ride even if you know they are doing so. Be cautious with people but don’t forget to be yourself.
Type 2
A talented individual has this type of fist. You are suave; charming people with your charisma. You are bent towards the extroversion side – highly social and impulsive but in a good way. The way your thumb covers your other four digits reveal that you don’t bottle up anything on the inside. You put everything out there. This might not even be a conscious decision but you can’t help but be open with your emotions. You speak in a straight-forward manner and don’t hesitate to be outspoken.
On the inside, you are highly motivated and full of ambition. You might have a secret aim that you’re working on that you don’t trust others with. You want to keep the goals to yourself as others might not comprehend them. You work on your aim on your own and don’t lose focus of what you really want.
The downside is that you might be viewed in the wrong light by some people. This shouldn’t concern you, however, and you should keep working on your goal. What people think of you is their problem and not yours. Keep working on your goal!
