People will always tell you what they want ( if you listen ).
When I started studying body language, I thought that was everything I needed to know. And I thought people were suddenly lying because their clues told me so.
But, sometimes, a lie is only partially so. Or people could be stressed and distracted for other reasons that don’t involve you. So, before jumping to conclusions, you might as well ask.
Listening to what people say is a complementary skill that can improve your body language and mind-reading abilities. You might get it all wrong if you only focus on non-verbal clues.
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