Your first name of Huberman has given you an idealistic nature with a desire to help others. You long for praise and appreciation for your efforts, but others find it difficult to understand you. Being somewhat self-centred, you learn through your own experiences, as you rarely take advice from others. Your tendency to be blunt and to-the-point makes you appear self-centred and unappreciative, and can lead to misunderstandings that alienate those closest to you. Your friends find you loyal, trustworthy, and dependable, but few people realize what noble intentions you have or how much you care. Yet, you are sensitive and very easily hurt and offended. The inadequacy you feel in communicating your thoughts and feelings often creates a stubbornness and frustration and then, when provoked, your bottled-up emotions could explode through temper and physical aggression. You have a sincere desire to provide a humanitarian service to others, but the circumstances you are drawn into are generally too limited to fulfil your ideals. A leadership position appeals to you because you would enjoy directing others rather than being directed. Weaknesses of this name could also create tension in the head (eyes, ears, sinus, teeth, head) and extremities (hands or feet).