READ A PERSON LIKE A BOOK

How to read a person like a book

1. Leaning forward signals interest and attentiveness, while leaning backward may indicate scepticism or detachment.
2. Paying attention to a person's feet can provide into their true feelings. A change in foot position often indicates discomfort or a desire to leave.
3. Crossing arms is often a defensive gesture, indicating discomfort or disagreement.
4. Mirroring someone's body language subtly helps establish a connection and fosters positive feelings.
5. People tend to touch their face or neck when feeling anxious and uncertain.
6. Words can deceive, but gestures will tell you the truth.
7. Eye contact is a powerful tool in communication. It shows interest and engagement.