6 Psychological Tricks To Read Anyone
May 13, 2016
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as posted by the channelHow To Read ANYONE
Today we are going to cover the skill of reading people. Which is an awesome skill - to be able to know what someone is thinking or feeling will save you a lot of grief. You won’t look silly talking to someone who is not interested, you’ll get a better of idea of who is interested and isn’t saying anything.
But we won’t stop there
Because one of the most amazing things that developing your ability to read an individual does is that it enables you to improve. And I saw in the comments, a lot of you were asking what I studied to be able to do the charisma breakdowns - truly there was no class - it was just a matter of doing these steps over and over. And there is a science to it.
So let’s get into
1. Increase self-awareness
2. Find where their attention is (eye contact is huge)
3. Get good at identifying microexpressions, potentially use this site
4. Identify common patterns
5. Make predictions based on people's body language
6. Experiment in your own life
Hope you find that helpful in identifying the body language to read people.
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