Body Language

Mastering the Secret of Non Verbal Communication. How to Analyze People Without Raising Any Suspicion

De: William J. Coleman

Narrado por: Russell Newton

Tired of other people always getting what they want while you are left with nothing? Ever wanted to read the people around you so that you can use it to your advantage? Or perhaps you’ve been interested in making a first great impression, but you’re not sure how to do it?

If you answered "Yes" to at least one of the questions above, you are absolutely not alone.

It’s never easy trying to deal with people when you aren’t 100 percent sure what they’re thinking or why they are acting the way they are.

Reading people by analyzing their mannerisms, speech, behavior, and facial expressions is a powerful skill that could help overcome these problems. You would be surprised how much someone can say through the movement of their arms, legs, torso, head, and facial expressions without ever speaking a work out loud.

Best-selling author William J. Coleman has been mastering the techniques of reading people for decades and has used this information to create a series of audiobooks, including body language, which you can use to learn how to read the people around you and understand what they’re thinking without them telling you.

Here’s just a tiny fraction of what you’ll discover:

• The subliminal difference between verbal vs non-verbal communication
• The secret nobody told you about our bodies and the way they speak
• Three effective ways of analyzing the different body parts including the head, torso, arms, and legs
• How mastering this simple technique can help you read anyone’s eyes
• The body language’s role in seduction and how to use this little know exercise to make a great first impression to people you’re interested in

Even if you are not a psychologist or a body language expert, the information that went into this guide and the practical exercise in it will instantly boost your body language knowledge.

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