How to know what others think by looking at their body language?

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Would you like to know what your partner, your friends or your family thinks? Now you will know by reading this article, so that you know and put into practice the tips that I will give you next, so you will know what is thinking or feeling that person that you care so much.
The greater percentage of information that we transmit to people is not the words we say, not even how we pronounce them, rather it is the perception of gestures and body movements, which allows us to know what people think about us. surrounds, hence the importance of knowing this information so relevant in our lives; since it will depend on this that we communicate effectively, we will avoid misunderstandings that would otherwise get us into trouble and in this way we will have a fuller life both in our privacy and in our work life; this is not a secret that has gone unnoticed, since for quite some time many "gurus" of marketing and personal success have opted for this type of learning to their students to achieve their personal and financial success, achieving shocking results.
Without further ado let's start; You do not have to be a great observer to realize the things and manners that people have, but if we link them with the words we hear we can see a world apart that we did not see before and that you can feel when you pay a little attention. I'll start with my face.

1. Scratching your nose: if it ever happened to you that while you are talking to someone, that person starts telling you a story and is scratching his nose, you have to be aware, because he may be lying to you, although it may happen when he is angry.
2. Cover the mouth: when you are talking to someone and you see that you cover your mouth when you are listening, you may think you are hiding something, otherwise, that someone may be hiding something from you.
3. Touch the ear: when you see this gesture, while you speak it is because they do not want to listen to you.
4. Scratching the eye: this gesture when performed, indicates that you do not want to see your interlocutor and when combined with the scratching of the nose, it is more likely that you lie.
5. Touching the neck and biting something with the mouth: it can mean that the person is insecure about himself or what he is hearing, it is a sign of nervousness.

If you want to know more about body language, wait for you to see the following articles, where it will be explained more thoroughly about these unique details that you can use when you talk with someone.