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How to Analyze People: The Practical Guide to Deciphring Body Language and Non-Verbal Communication

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How To Analyze People – The Secrets Will Be Revealed!
Do you want better results in your life? Are you looking to not only communicate better and with more confidence, but also be able to read what people really think and feel about you?

If so, this comprehensive guide is your treasure chest of wisdom for developing better relationships, commanding more attention, and flourishing loyalty in friendships, family, and followers.

You’ll also pick up key tips on how to become a better leader in both your work and personal lives.

This book is a step by step guide to help you analyze people instantly and be an amazing person to them. To quench our thirst to be loved, we must position ourselves in a position that will make us loveable and attractive. Standard confidence, a warm smile and a firm handshake is enough to start you off but keeping the ball rolling might be a whole new journey up hill.

Here Is A Preview Of What Inside The Book:

  • The key elements to effective communication
  • The importance of effective communication
  • Why the spoken word is only a small part of the story you are telling
  • Body language and its importance
  • Why understanding ‘habits’ is an important element to effectively reading others
  • An understanding of personality types
  • Other types of non-verbal communication
  • Boost Your Charisma
  • Learn how to become a true leader
  • And, much more…

Take Action Today and Learn How To Analyze Anybody Instantly! Click the “Buy now with 1-Click” to the right and get this short guide immediately.

Author: Francis, Byron

Topic: Psychology
Media: Book
ISBN: 1535355824
Language: English
Pages: 60

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Weight 0.21 lbs
Dimensions 9.02 × 5.98 × 0.12 in

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