spot a liar: a practical guide to speed read people (how to learn the parts of the brain that are important to the lie)

Learn how to detect certain signs of body language to spot a potential liar.

Unfortunately, lies are something that has always played a part in the human experience. In fact, lies are something that many people will encounter on a daily basis. We come into contact with lies when we talk to people in person, watch media content, read, or get exposed to information in a million other ways. Whenever a situation involves humans talking about anything or making some kind of statement, there is always a chance that lies are involved.

Expose the truth with this guide that will:

• Give you the upper hand in any conversation: spot out a liar before they even get a chance to spew their lies to you.
• Show you nonverbal cues for what they are: it’s easy to overlook nonverbal cues, but these cues are essential to know whether a person is being honest with you or not.
• Learn effortlessly: everything is explained in an easy-to-understand manner to ensure a seamless learning experience.

This book takes the guesswork out of catching lies. In it, you will learn over 80 things people do and say that are indicative of a lie and that sometimes it’s what they don’t do or say that catches them out. You’ll learn the parts of the brain that are important to the lie detector. What parts of the brain create the lies and what parts of the brain can never lie. You’ll discover what emotional leakage is and why it’s vitally important to the lie detector. And how to detect verbal and physical indications of deception.