Read People Like a Book

by Richard Hawkins

Speed read people, master body language, and detect lies. Is it possible to analyze people without them saying a word Yes, it is. Imagine you going to a party, business meeting, or you just meeting someone new. In less than a minute you know if they're stressed, overwhelmed, or happy. You know how they feel about you and every other person around.This could be your new REALITY! It's easier than you think, and it is definitely fascinating. With this guide, we will go deep into exploring body language and communication 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. With this book you will  What you can do to better interact with peopleHow to use active listening at your advantageWhat you should know about nonverbal communicationHow to uncover liarsAnd much more! Loaded with practical tips, this book covers everything you ever need to know about body language and communication, in a variety of everyday situations. So if you're ready, click "Buy now" and learn how YOU can read people like a book!

116 pages, Paperback

Published January 2, 2021

Reviews

[Simon Robs · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book's target reader because of its level of insight/sophistication: a fourth grader. Thus, the one-star marker. I had thought maybe with NLP mentioned in the title it might contain some new info. to update my long-ago studies of those techniques used in my detective days pre=trial interviews/interrogations. Not-be-had, rather simplified basic interpersonal communications overview amounting to common sense mostly. Read in less than one hour this book flunks its heady title's offering.

Now, this morning's CBS Sunday Morning tv show which I watch religiously, had a segment with Jane Pauly & Oprah casually discussing "things" - ya know, life and love of life's complicated simplicities; how "things" came to be. Point being: if you want a superb lesson in interpersonal relating/body language emitting & deciphering Watch it. They were BOTH masterful in every way!

Sidebar: I met Oprah [once] when she was a local unheard-of morning tv host for Chicago A.M. - she was the featured speaker at a charity event luncheon my firm was supporting. I had never seen her show, didn't know her from Adam or Eve but she impressed the hell out of me and afterwards I went up to her and told her so. I also made her a bold prediction: that she had great "things" in her future. Ha hah .. would that I had become a commodities trader instead like I had wished .. pork bellies up bet on it!

[Katrina (Catching up on Reviews) · Rating 3 out of 5]

How to Read People Like a Book explores how communication and body language can be used to better understand and connect with others. While the topic is interesting and the book offers some useful insights, it was a fairly short read and, overall, just okay for me. It might be a good introduction for those new to the subject, but I found it lacking in depth.

[Jessica Earp · Rating 2 out of 5]

Misleading title. Mostly about communication skills for people in management positions.

[Margaret Hovestadt · Rating 3 out of 5]

Its an OK starter book, but it's not a great book to really invest in learning communication skills.

[Nasti · Rating 4 out of 5]

good book on self-development to start with and doesn’t get boring, because it‘s very short and precise