In the book - Journey To You by Steve Olsher - he writes about living the life you were born to live. The book discusses the steps to take for identifying what it is that ignites the spark within you.

Finding that spark can in fact be seen in the features of the face, it simply takes out the guesswork without answering numerous questions. Up until now the face has been ignored, yet when we start to see the facial patterns, we wonder why it has taken so long for people to recognize them. It wasn’t until Edward Jones, the judge who launched Personology back in the 1930’s along with Robert Whiteside, did people start to take the study seriously. Even today, very few people want to believe there might be some truth in these observations. However, I have worked with thousands of people and they are amazed at the accuracy. It has helped them to get back on track with their lives.

Notice how many of the tennis, golf and volleyball professionals have close set eyes. When you next watch a football or soccer game, you will notice most of them have short to medium length legs. You seldom see long legged players. Take a look at the movie stars and notice how many facial features they have in common. Most of the men will have low set eyebrows, they come across as being more friendly. Typically their eyes are slightly wider apart whereas many of the female movie stars have closer set eyes. The close set eyes, narrow faces and the flared eyebrows are the typical patterns you see in female actresses and models. How often do you see a wide faced actress or model? The former features are considered to be more beautiful.Add exposed eyelids and this adds to their attractive appearance. The patterns are out there and face pattern recognition helps to connect the dots. This is particularly useful for career matching or pursuing hobbies that interest you.

Following are some of the abilities that can be seen in the face, keeping in mind it does take a trained eye to determine them. The facial structure indicates if someone has the natural talent for Music, Design, Research, the ability to bring ideas together. This also includes Artistic talents or any activity that puts the individual "on stage." This includes the theatre, sports, dancing, teaching, leading workshops plus many other areas. Other traits would include Writing, the Perfectionist - useful in editing film or text, Creative, Leadership, Sports, the gift to work with the hands, interest in history plus many others. Just one trait does not indicate which career. We look for 9 – 10 traits that matches the abilities needed for a specific career.

In simple language, Personology or Face Pattern Recognition reconnects you with who you were born to be. It helps you to re-ignite that spark within. Often times our job or personal issues consumes us, especially in today’s economy that we tend to put our dreams on the back burner. I just bumped into someone recently who is has a natural talent for photography. He is going through some rough times and has put his photography on the back burner. I suggested that no matter what the out come, that he continues to explore his talent. It is very rewarding and will help to balance his life. It is time for you to explore what it is that ignites the spark within you. As Steve Olsher says - Live the life you were born to be. If you are unsure, then consider having a Personology Profile, the profile can be assessed from photographs or in person. If you have a college student unsure of what to pursue, I would love help them on that journey.