Khushbu's journey into handwriting began when her six-year-old son received feedback to improve his writing. Determined to find effective ways to enhance her son's handwriting, she embarked on an extensive search.

Her search revealed that handwriting significantly enhances brain connections. Writing activates various parts of the brain, improving motor skills, cognitive functions, and creative thinking. This underscores the importance of teaching handwriting using the right methods.

Delving deeper, Khushbu discovered that "handwriting is brainwriting" because it originates from the brain. Writing involves mind-body coordination, where the brain generates thoughts that are then translated into written words or graphs and come to paper through hand and finger movements. This science of writing is known as "Graphology".

Recognizing the significant benefits of scientific handwriting, Khushbu dedicated herself to mastering these techniques. After learning graphology and the scientific methods of handwriting from leading experts, she chose to bring this expertise to Nepal.

Her goal is to provide future generations with essential penmanship skills that foster personal growth and pave the way for greater success.

How this journey began...