How to Spot a Liar

Read People Like a Book, Decipher Nonverbal Cues, and Get to the Truth (Communication Skills, Book 4)

De: Cole McBride

Narrado por: Michael F. Ward

How to decipher nonverbal cues and read people like a book—immediately get to the truth and expose liars.

Do you constantly find yourself being taken advantage of?

Are you tired of people lying to your face?

Do you want to be able to expose a person's true intentions before they even speak?

People lie all the time, and it can be tough to tell when someone is lying to you. They might seem like they're telling the truth, but their words and actions just don't match up.

You can't afford to be wrong about this. If you're not sure if someone is lying, it could cost you time, money, or even your job.

How to Spot a Liar is the perfect guide for anyone who wants to learn how to read people like a book and get to the truth. In this book, you'll learn how to decipher nonverbal cues, spot red flags, and get inside a liar's head.

Expose the truth with this guide that will:

• Give you the upper hand in any conversation: Spot out a liar before they even get a chance to spew their lies to you.
• Show you nonverbal cues for what they are: It’s easy to overlook nonverbal cues, but these cues are essential to know whether a person is being honest with you or not.
• Have you feel happier and safer: Let the tension leave your body and be more prepared for each interaction. Feel relaxed as you know when you’re being lied to or not.
• Learn effortlessly: Everything is explained in an easy-to-understand manner to ensure a seamless learning experience.
• And so much more....

Grab this book today and never worry about being lied to again.

©2023 Cole McBride (P)2023 Cole McBride

Good information

I thought there was some valid and useful things to look for. He points out how to look for lies in both strangers and people you know, and interestingly, how to attempt to maintain the dominance and upper hand when you’ve called them out on the lie to (hopefully) get them to confess.
The narrator has a stilted, almost robot-type voice that isn’t my favorite.
It would be helpful if the author provided a pdf of bullet points, things to look out for.

Interesting

This book touches on one of my biggest pet peeves - being lied to. I like how the author provides examples of lies and manipulation techniques, and provides ways of dealing with such cases. It is not always easy to tell for sure whether you're being lied to, but this book highlights all the signs you should be observing.

It's a short listen, but well curated. I enjoyed it.

Brief but Informative

This is a very informative, but short listen. He gives the audience some good information. I haven't had a chance to test any of it out yet to see if it is valid information. But he presents what appear to be valid sources for the information he gives the listener. He covers how to tell if someone is lying based on their body language, and what they say. And divides it between whether or not the person is a stranger or someone you know. He also tells you how once you have spotted the liar, and called them on it, how to get to the truth. If the information he presents is true, this is a very good, quick tool for people that are learning how to tell if someone is lying. Also, it would be helpful for anyone that just wants to learn some good communication skills.

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