Reading Faces at the Olympics - Michael Phelps

“Phelps Is Now Without Peer” cheers today’s headline in The Washington Post, and if that weren’t reason enough to choose him for face reading today, there would be Anita’s fine nomination in our ongoing contest, where she supplied three excellent photo links. (To add your fave, click here.)

Once upon a time, it was enough to swim well enough to win a gold medal. Or, perhaps, if you were truly ambitions and lucky, you would manage to break a world record. Phelps, at 23, has set a new standard, enough to cause much gnashing of teeth among aspiring record breakers. Why bother with reading faces, contemplating the greatness of Phelps? Isn’t it enough to reel off the amazing statistics? Read More »

Why George $oros is a Financial Einstein

Success, wisdom, generosity — you don’t need aura readings to associate words like these with financier George Soros. Face readings, too, might seem superfluous. The man’s reputation precedes him, surrounds him… and he isn’t done yet.

At 77, he isn’t just in command of his faculties but continues to serve humanity as a visionary money manager and philanthropist, with an incisive new book, The New Paradigm for Financial Markets: The Credit Crash of 2008 and What It Means. 

Except what if you’re interested in human nature, not just achievement? And what if you want to sharpen your skills at reading how people in your life deal with money? Soros has limited his media access, so if you want to know more about him… you’d better use your skills to read deeper. Read More »