How to Analyze People at First Sight

Advanced Techniques for Reading Body Language & Non-Verbal Communication

By: Scott Colter

Narrated by: Kevin F. Spalding

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What did you like best about How to Analyze People at First Sight? What did you like least?

Informative but somewhat basic knowledge too.

Would you recommend How to Analyze People at First Sight to your friends? Why or why not?

yes

Would you listen to another book narrated by Kevin F. Spalding?

yes

Was How to Analyze People at First Sight worth the listening time?

yes

Any additional comments?

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Introduction to Body Language

Very informative, quick down and dirty on body language and how to interpret.


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Mostly Just Basics, A Good Overview

This was a short and easy listen that takes less than an hour. While there wasn't anything groundbreaking, it was definitely a decent overview of how body language can be perceived by others. Since I do a lot of public speaking, and have been in a dozen different instructor training courses, it was mostly a review for me. However, I can see this being a great resource for some people that I know personally who don't always understand the message that they are radiating with their bodies. If you have problems with interpersonal relationships, do a lot of public speaking or instructing, or if you're in a position of leadership, then this is something you should definitely consider listening to. It's short enough that you could listen to it in the car or while getting ready in the morning.
Narration was pretty good as well.

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Very Insightful!

What made the experience of listening to How to Analyze People at First Sight the most enjoyable?

This book gave me lots of insight on how to read other people as well as what i am projecting to others.

Who was your favorite character and why?

N/A

What about Kevin F. Spalding’s performance did you like?

Great narrator.

What insight do you think you’ll apply from How to Analyze People at First Sight?

Reading people's body language.

Any additional comments?

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A place to start...

This audiobook provides a basic introduction to body language terminology, but is certainly not what I would call "advanced". Having been through several interview and interrogation courses and utilized these techniques in the field I would have to say that this listen will give you just a basic understanding of the concept. If you are looking for an introduction to this topic then this audiobook is a good place to start and on that basis I would certainly recommend it. But if you are looking for something a bit more practical listen to The Power of Body Language: An Ex-FBI Agent's System for Speed-Reading People by Joe Navarro.

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