How to Read People Like a Book

A Guide to Deciphering Nonverbal Cues, Spot Lies, and Identify True Intentions (Communication Skills, Book 3)

De: Cole McBride

Narrado por: Michael F. Ward

Learn how to read people instantly with this life-changing guide to deciphering non-verbal cues.

We all want to be able to read people, but it's not always easy. Especially when we want to know if they're telling the truth, or if they have bad intentions.

We've all been in situations where we can't tell if the person we're talking to is being genuine or if they're just trying to manipulate us. It's frustrating, and it makes it difficult to trust anyone.

It’s time to put your foot down and say, “Enough!”

In How to Read People Like a Book, you will learn the basics of deciphering nonverbal cues, spotting lies, and identifying true intentions. You'll never have to feel confused or taken advantage of again.

Sharpen your mind and protect yourself from people with bad intentions by learning how to spot them out from miles away.

This way, you can always have the upper hand and stay away from manipulative people.

This powerful guide will give you the blueprints to:

• Change your life for the better: Learn how to find the people you can trust so you can relax and feel more at ease.
• Techniques perfect for your personal or professional life: Use the tips that you learn from this guide at the workplace or while you’re out with friends. It’s flexible enough to cover all bases.
• Read people like a book: Almost 93% of all human communication happens non-verbally, learn to pick up on these cues that otherwise go unnoticed.
• Establish more meaningful connections: Sort out the bad apples and leave yourself with the good apples! You’ll have the best and most meaningful relationships after you spot out the liars.
• And so much more

Stay safe and identify a person's true intentions before they even speak a word.

Grab this book and get started.

©2023 Cole McBride (P)2023 Cole McBride

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I truly appreciate how this book encourages you to examine yourself before examining others. Before you can comprehend how to communicate with others, it is critical to understand how you communicate. In order to comprehend the motives and interests of various types of people, I also found the list of communication styles to be of great value. To make the knowledge more useful, I believe it would be excellent to listen to this book several times.