How To Read People Like A Book: A Guide To Speed-reading People, Understand Body Language And Emotions, Decode Intentions, And Connect Effortlessly (practical Emotional Intelligence Book 6) [EPUB]

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Do you want to learn how to read people? Do you want to walk into a room and instantly have a good idea of what the people around you are really thinking? James has always been captivated with body language and how it affected communication. Shows like “CSI” or “The Mentalist” or “Lie to Me” have always fascinated him because these shows talk about body language, how people communicate verbally, and how knowledge of these things can lead to having a slight edge in life. You will understand how unconscious decisions of people turn into conscious predictions and conclusions by people who know exactly what to look for. It’s easier than you think, and it is definitely fascinating. In How to Read People Like a Book we will go deep into exploring body language not just to understand people – but to also connect with them. After all, why do we find the need to interpret and understand what people say and do? Because we want to connect with them, create relationships, and be part of a community. How to Read People Like a Book will teach you to better understand people through verbal and non-verbal reading skills, thereby allowing you to better function as a part of a growing community.

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E-Book Information

• Year: 2,020

• Pages: 204

• Language: English

• Topic: 200

• Asin: B085ZG44P5

• Org File Size: 1,092,794

• Extension: epub

• Tags: How to Read People Like a Book, Guide to

• Toc: Your Free Gift Introduction Chapter 1: Explanation, Quotes, Facts What Is Personality? Introvert and Extrovert Myers Briggs Type Indicator Enneagram Personality Typing Keirsey Temperament Sorter The Spectrum of All Personality Types Chapter 2: Problems and Benefits The Impact of Culture How Do I Know Their Personality Type? Relying Too Much on Body Language The Power of Groups The Problem of Face-ism Physical Attractiveness Your Mood Affects Your Reading Still, There Are Benefits Chapter 3: Introverts – Identify, Communicate, and Personality Type Motivations Signs of an Introvert Introvert Types According to the MBTI Chapter 4: Extroverts – Identify, Communicate, and Personality Type Motivations Signs of an Extrovert Extrovert Types According to the MBTI ENTP – Extrovert, Intuitive, Thinking, Perceiving ESFJ – Extrovert, Sensing, Feeling, Judging Chapter 5: Communication Styles Passive Aggressive Passive-Aggressive Assertive Chapter 6: Reading Lies in People Understanding a Baseline Hand Movements Itching and Fidgeting Facial Expressions Change in Complexion Sweat in the T Zone Tone of Voice The Mouth The Words Themselves Chapter 7: Understanding People’s Motivations Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Experience Matters when it comes to Motives Guidelines for Understanding People People are more emotional than they let on. Chapter 8: Reading the Face and Body – Cues and What They Mean The Science of Body Language Facial Expressions Hands, Arms, and Gestures Body Posture and Movement Breathing Proxemics Oculesics Haptics Chapter 9: Verbal Cues – Reading Between the Lines Being a Better Listener Chapter 10: The Art of Thin Slicing