Graphologist Tanvi puts her skills into practice by analysing the genetic characteristics of a person, their behaviour, traits, personality, and thought patterns.

Tanvi Kokitkar is a Graphologist who has been in this field for the last ten years.

Recalling her childhood, Tanvi shares that she was a shy kid and was often compared to her siblings. She hardly had any friends.

Talking about her early days, Tanvi says she was born and brought up in Mumbai. She studied at a convent school and later pursued her graduation in the arts. Tanvi enjoyed Psychology and wanted to pursue it, but she couldn’t do so due to a lack of guidance. So she chose to major in History and Sociology. Thereafter, Tanvi worked for a few years before she came across Graphology, which was a branch of Psychology. So, she decided to pursue Graphology and also fulfil her desire to study Psychology.

Speaking about her professional journey, Tanvi shares that she began her career in Graphology by learning handwriting and drawing analysis. Due to family responsibilities, when Tanvi could no longer continue with her job, she decided to pursue her passion. Gradually, her analysis gained appreciation from the clients, and they started requesting that Tanvi teach them the science of Graphology. But Tanvi had no intention of getting into teaching; however, she later decided to take the plunge and teach the subject to interested clients.

Tanvi starts her day with yoga, caters to her kids, and has the rest of the time to herself. She creates content on Graphology for her social media handles. Tanvi then gives Graphology classes late in the evening.

When asked about her role models, Tanvi says she considers herself her role model since she has learned from her experiments and experiences in life.

She feels inspired by the quote, "In a world where you can be anything, be yourself", which is also her life mantra.

If Tanvi could travel back in time through a time machine, she would not change anything since she believes her past experiences made her what she is today.

Drawing a comparison between education and experience, Tanvi says that though education is important, it is only your experience that introduces you to the real world.

In her message to aspiring Graphologists, Tanvi says that Graphology is an empirical science that requires a lot of analysis. She adds that the importance of graphic therapy has increased as it also plays a role in mental health. Tanvi says that budding Graphologists need to dedicate at least six months to learning and understanding this subject.

Tanvi advises everyone not to be attached to anything or anyone so much that they face difficulty letting it go.