How to Analyze People

21 Proven Techniques to Secretly Analyze People and Understand Body Language, Personality Types and Human Behavior

De: Leonard Moore

Narrado por: Gene Blake

Imagine being able to secretly understand other people's thoughts and intentions. Think about the countless ways in which you could use this knowledge to your advantage. Imagine reading body language, word usage, facial expressions, and subconscious actions to always know exactly how to behave in a business meeting, how to talk to that girl, or how to successfully close a sale every single time.

Analyzing people is something we all do on some subconscious level. Whether you realize it or not, you're always profiling the people around you. Being able to take advantage of this skill and control it can be a powerful tool to use at your own leisure.

This book will teach you 21 of the best techniques you can use to secretly analyze people and learn more about them, the same techniques the most successful FBI agents use on a daily basis. Whether you simply want to understand people better, learn more about their motives, thoughts, and feelings, or develop deeper connections with others, this book will help you do just that. You'll also find real-life examples to better understand how successfully apply the techniques you'll learn.

You'll learn:

• How to Effectively Read Body Language
• Core Principles of Eye Reading
• How to Understand Someone's Values and Desires Through Actions and Cognitive Thoughts
• What the Way People Walk Reveals About Them
• How to Identify Different Personality Types
• How to Understand Someone Else's Thought Pattern
• 11 of the Most Important Facial Expressions and How to Read Them
• A Simple Yet Effective Process to Rebrand Yourself to Be More Likeable
• How to Take Advantage of the First Impression
• How to Shape Someone's Perception with Your Body Language and Gestures

Learn how to understand people's thoughts and perceptions and take control of the conversation.

©2017 Leonard Moore (P)2018 Leonard Moore

It’s kind of pointing out real stuff

Body language, speech, hand gestures… not really how to read them. Think the author is just trying to be a content farm.