How to Analyze People: How to See through Deception and Make Better Eye Contact

Written by Aries Hellen

Narrated by Dean Collins

When it comes to reading others’ thoughts, it matters to make eye contact. The eyes are the windows of the soul, they say. In this guide, this is just one of many topics that will be addressed.

 

Other topics include seeing through deception, virtual communication, strategic versatility, nonverbal communication techniques and tips, personalities and how they use body language, lies, and the difference between men’s and women’s interpretation of communication.

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Efalon Acies
• Release date: Sep 25, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664918153

Reviews for How to Analyze People

[Mary Grimes · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

The writer unquestionably understands how to state it nicely. I found out a lot simply by soaking it all up. The information was fantastic, especially if you already know a bit about the topic. In fact, you can know nothing about it and still follow along easily. I guess the first number of pages were my favorite ones, because the entire concept that the subtitle refers to, gets explained. All of the fundamentals are there. Later on in the book, more depth gets included, and I think this is what makes it so good.

[Juan · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This manual deserves a big, fat 5-star review. This is a secret gem. This book contains precious data. There were so many points in this book that I didn't know up to now. I am happy I found it. It was actually worth my time, especially because I listened to it while driving my car to my job.

[Oleta Cantrell · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

It really seems the writer did a terrific job here. This was well worth my time. Finally, a narrated book that gives you what you want. One other point: The storyteller appeared to be so great that I would certainly listen to it in the future. And maybe more than once. I cannot remember every single thing that's being said in these books, so it would be worth reminding me of what was being mentioned. I was able to comprehend everything plainly, not only because the narrator pronounced words properly, but also because the information in it contained new facts to be learned.