Bart Baggett is best known for being the world’s top forensic handwriting expert. He both solves crimes and analyzes people with a level of critical thinking few is his field has mastered.
His professional background in forensic document examination and handwriting has lead to a 30 year career as a highly paid expert witness. One attorney called him “an ethical beacon of truth and crusader for justice.” This is a high compliment in an industry filled with $800/hour attorneys with millions of dollars and criminal charges on the line.
His personal interest in people, psychology and the self-improvement genre has motivated him to write a number of best selling books to help the readers find their own path to fulfill the American Dream of wealth and freedom. Empresse Publishing: The Magic Question and Success Secrets of the Rich, and Happy. Happy, Wealthy Mind. (May 2025 release date)
When is he is not podcasting or helping attorney’s win million dollar lawsuits, he has a few hobbies some people find interesting. He scuba dives with sharks and stingrays. He does stand-up comedy. And, he plays a guitar at a very mediocre level. He also gives funny yet informative lectures at conferences and seminars worldwide. He appeared along side John Cleese and Camilla Cleese at the 2022 FreedomFest Punching Up Comedy Festival. His TEDx talk The Neuro-Pathway to Happiness has been viewed more than 350,000 times.
As part of his book marketing tours, he has appeared as a celebrity guest on 1500 radio and TV shows including Glenn Beck, Good Morning America, CNN’s, Larry King Live, and Howard Stern.
“I have a unique gift of connecting with people quickly. They share with me their philosophies on life and happiness. I am fascinated on how successful people think. I am so blessed to get to sit down with some of the most interesting people in the world and talk face to face. ” said Baggett in a statement. “Podcast listener’s get to hear casual conversations with some of the smartest people in the world who have figured out how to solve the biggest problems most of us have in life: freedom, happiness money, love, and health. This program is an exploration of what makes the human experience more vibrant and fulfilling.”
