Know the Name; Know the Person: Decoding Letters to Reveal Secrets Hidden in Names

by Sharon Lynn Wyeth, Don Cole (Photographer), Don Fedor (Foreword)

What does your name say about you? What’s in a name? More than most of us realize. Discover personality secrets hidden in the arrangement of the letters in names. In our busy world, we must make decisions about people quickly, to hire or not; to share personal information, or not; to do a business transaction or not; to trust with money or not. Often there is not enough time to know the person sufficiently before making a decision that could cost both time and money along with one’s reputation. Knowing what to look for in a name provides an immediate insight into others, as well as our own, personality traits. This is a must read for everyone who wishes to have insights into others. After reading this book, you will be able to analyze any name. By learning Neimology you • Find out how first, middle and last names, as well as nicknames, affect behavior and thinking. • Realize potential conflicts with others and how to avoid them. • Discover how to meet and connect with someone immediately. • Know what types of gifts are appreciated. • Learn how to sell to people in a style so that they will want to buy. • Learn how to quickly access strengths and identify what support is required for yourself and others in order to succeed. • Become an excellent conversationalist depending on the name of the person you are addressing. We are our names. Recognize what others reveal in their names, and what others immediately know about you, once you know Neimology. The study of the placement of the letters in a name and how they interact with each other to reveal hidden secrets about one’s character.

286 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 25, 2010

Reviews

[Ron Zack · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sharon Lynn Wyeth's "Know the Name Know the Person: How a Name Can Predict Thoughts, Feelings and Actions" is a textbook of Niemology Science, a field she discovered after years of observation and research. She identifies patterns and sequences and essentially applies mathematics to describe a method of analyzing names to associate the name with the personality traits of the person named.

Studying the placement of letters in a name and relationships between and among the letters, she breaks down names and produces a great deal of information about the personality of the person, with suggestions on how others can best deal with the person, and how the person can best deal with their traits. She explains that "the letters indicate the person's inclination to think, behave, and respond in a certain way." She further explains how experience and education affect the traits revealed in the letters, accounting for some apparent contradictions.

A natural teacher, the author details an eight-step method of analysis, provides useful mnemonics to remember details, gives many examples with specific names, and explains several applications of Niemology Science in various settings. Some readers may be skeptical, but a lot of this sure seems spot on. Keep an open mind.

[Smhodson123 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Neimology-study of the letters in a name and how they interact with each other to reveal secrets about one's character.

[Jason Hull · Rating 5 out of 5]

Want to find out what influence your name has on you? I strangely loved this book... it seems to reveal something that we all intuitively believe... that names can influence personality. Couple this with the research and discovery done by Priscilla Dunstan on universal baby sounds/cries and this could be true, at the core of language.

The book argues that certain letters or sounds in a name dictate personality. The most influential letter is the first vowel of the first name, and then the first consonant. According to this theory, the most frequent readers or users of this website would be those with the first vowel of A.

Well, I am Jason... so maybe she's right. You will love this...even if just for entertainment purposes when you meet people or to share at a party, or for choosing a baby name.