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How To Analyze People: The Ultimate Guide to Think Like a FBI Agent, Instantly Speed Read Anyone, Understand Body Language and Human Behavior with Proven Psychology Techniques

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Keep reading ONLY if you want to become an expert at analyzing and reading people... Have you ever sat in an interview wishing you could discern what the interviewer was thinking? Or have you ever wondered if your date felt the same way about you? Stop wondering and start understanding!

If so, "How to Analyze Speed Read People Within Minutes Using Ex-FBI Secrets Through Proven Psychology" by Ryan Scott is the perfect book for you!

Discover the secret tactics to detect lies, romantic interest, and increase your emotional intelligence today! Being able to analyze, understand and react accordingly to the people around you is the first step in being successful in the social and professional world. This book will help you realize those strengths and abilities and how to best use them to fully understand those around you, and use those skills to your advantage.

Through an in-depth analysis of verbal and non-verbal communication with an emphasis on body language, the author provides you with all the tools needed to speed read people and understand both what they are saying... and not saying. Ryan Scott's long career in human psychology and criminology come together beautifully in this book to provide you with an introduction to the science behind human behavior, and how FBI agents are trained to the highest level to break people down and uncover the truth.

Whether you are looking to thrive in your relationships, excel in your career, improve your negotiation skills, or simply better your understanding of the social dynamics around you, this book will help with that and more.

What Separates This Book from The Rest? This book offers an exclusive and unique approach to applying the learnings to real life examples, while other books stop at theory. Learn using the techniques used by FBI agents to identify romantic interest, exercise strength and control a room, build trust and detect lies in suspects.

After having read this book, you will know how to apply these techniques yourself and achieve results in your life that suit your interests. Whether that is gaining respect and admiration at your workplace, taking advantage of romantic opportunities, or excelling at the negotiation table - this book will put you one step ahead.

Here Is a Preview of What's Why analyze a person? Body language basics Understanding personality types The importance of verbal communication How do we interpret verbal communication? FBI secrets to creating an instant bond with others How police detect lies and deception Identifying romantic interest and understanding attraction Agent secrets to displaying strength and owning a room And much more! So, don't delay it any longer. Take this opportunity and get this book now. You will be amazed by the skills you quickly attain!

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61 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 29, 2019

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February 3, 2021
Good starting point

This book is short and factual. Easy read and I did really enjoy the content. I would not say after you read this book you will know everything you need to about anayzing people but you will have started with some good foundations.
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July 20, 2021
This book is very accurate!

Not sure if I wanted the case study of a serial killer towards the end, but the author covered the psychology behind communication, verbal and physical. This book is like a Cliff's Notes of our training.
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September 18, 2019
Nope

Some good general I do but overall too short for my preferences. J would prefer more depth on each subject
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