How to Analyze People: The Complete Guide to Speed Reading People Using Body Language, Human Psychology, and Personality Types

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Have you ever wished that you could know more about a person within minutes of first meeting them? In this guide, you'll learn how to speed-read people in order to understand more about how they're feeling, as well as what kind of person they are. And they don't have to tell you a word. In How to Analyze People: The Complete Guide to Speed Reading People Using Body Language, Human Psychology, and Personality Types, you'll become aware of the wide sea of information that every person shares with those around them, whether they intend to or not. This is a short listen that you can finish before your next social event, whether it be a job interview, a first date, or a visit to the in-laws' house. These tips are universal, and will help you in any situation. This guide is broken down into three sections: Body Language - in this section, you'll learn how to read the language of the subconscious by noticing everything from stance, to eye contact, to casual physical touch. You'll be amazed at how much you can learn about a person by the silent signals they give you through body language. Human Psychology - we all have the same drives and desires as humans, and this section will teach you two of the most basic of these psychological needs: maintaining personal safety and building in-group relationships. The push and pull of these needs reveal so much about us as individuals. Personality Types - there are four main personality types that are the most helpful in learning how to analyze people. The first is the most obvious - the outward/leader type. Next, you'll learn about the inward/self-seeking type. The last two categories are standoffish and neutral/average. This guide is really about opening your eyes to the signals that are conveyed between humans constantly throughout each interaction. Most of these signals are silent, but as you start to notice them, there's no going back. Opening your eyes t