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Inspired by the book: "Life Code: The New Rules for Winning in the Real World", six-time New York Times #1 best-selling by the author Dr. Phil McGraw, abandons traditional thinking and tells you the ugly truth about the users, abusers, and overall “bad guys” we all have in our lives
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The BAITER personality types (Backstabbers, Abusers, Imposters, Takers, Exploiters, Reckless)

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Mastering the Art of Reading PeopleUnlock the secrets to understanding body language and social cues! Join us as we dive into powerful tips to read people like a pro. Enhance your social skills today!

How To Read People Like An FBI Profiler

Inspired by Patrick King's book: READ PEOPLE LIKE A BOOK, and former FBI agent Joe Navarro's Book: WHAT EVERY BODY IS SAYING.

Do you ever wish you could read minds?
This video takes you deep into the subtle art of understanding people without them saying a word. From decoding facial expressions and body language to uncovering hidden motives using proven psychological theories—this isn’t magic, it’s science.

Whether you're trying to navigate relationships, avoid manipulation, or simply connect better with others, learning to read people is a superpower you can actually train.

💡What you’ll learn:

✅How to detect deception and spot lies

✅Psychological theories behind human behavior

✅Powerful body language and microexpression cues

✅Tools and tests like the Big Five and MBTI

✅Real-world tips for sharper observation and deeper empathy


💡Quote to remember:
"When we know how to quickly and accurately analyze someone's character, behavior, and unspoken intentions, we can communicate more effectively and, to put it bluntly, get what we want." – Patrick King

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💡CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro
0:58 - Mind Reading is Real
2:44 - It's All About Context and Attentiveness
4:57 - Identifying True Motives
5:07 - Some Foundational Psychological Theories: Models That Can Explain What Drives Us
5:13 - Shadow and The Sphere of The Unconscious
5:49 - The Pleasure and Pain Principle
6:34 - Abraham Maslow's Pyramid of Needs
7:23 - Silent Expressions Speak Louder Than Words
7:42 - Blocks of Nonverbal Communication - Macro and Micro Expressions
8:49 - Body Language - Movements and Posture
10:03 - Personality Tests and Typologies
10:20 - Most Popular Typologies:
12:48 - Becoming Sherlock: Exposing the Lies
13:36 - Some Methods for Detecting Deception
15:16 - The Purpose of Observation- Seeing Beyond Words
15:25 - Methods of Observation
17:43 - Conclusion
18:49 - To Practice

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SeVeN signs you're a high value person

One of the first women in the world to receive an academic degree and the first to receive a Ph.D. degree did it in 1678 in Padua, Italy. Elena Lucrezia Cornaro Piscopia, also known in English as Helen Cornaro, was a Venetian philosopher of noble descent who in 1678 became one of the first women to receive an academic degree from a university and the first to receive a Doctor of Philosophy degree.

The First Woman In The World To Earn A PhD

As a young girl, Lady Elena was seen as a prodigy. By the advice from Giovanni Fabris, a priest who was a friend of the family, she began a classical education. She studied Latin and Greek under distinguished instructors, and became proficient in these languages, as well as French and Spanish, by the age of seven. She also mastered Hebrew and Arabic, earning the title of Oraculum Septilingue (Seven-language Oracle). Her later studies included mathematics, philosophy, and theology.

ELENA AS A YOUNG GIRL

Elena came to be an expert musician, mastering the harpsichord, the clavichord, the harp, and the violin. In her late teens and early twenties, she became interested in physics, astronomy, and linguistics. Carlo Rinaldini, her tutor in philosophy, and at that point the Chairman of Philosophy at the University of Padua, published a book in 1668 written in Latin and centering on geometry. The book was dedicated to a twenty-two-year-old Elena.

The Expert Elena

In 1669, she translated the Colloquy of Christ by Carthusian monk Lanspergius from Spanish into Italian. The translation was dedicated to Gian Paolo Oliva, her close friend, and confessor. The volume was issued in five editions in the Republic from 1669 to 1672. She was invited to be a part of many scholarly societies when her fame spread and in 1670 she became president of the Venetian society Accademia dei Pacifici.

A president of the Venetian society Accademia dei Pacifici.

Upon the recommendation of Carlo Rinaldini, her tutor in philosophy, Felice Rotondi petitioned the University of Padua to grant Cornaro the laurea[d] in theology. When Cardinal Gregorio Barbarigo, the bishop of Padua, learned that she was pursuing a degree in theology, he refused on the grounds that she was a woman. However, he did allow for her to get a degree in philosophy and after a brilliant course of study, she received the Laurea in Philosophy.

The degree was conferred on 25 June 1678 in Padua Cathedral in the presence of the University authorities, professors of all the faculties, students, and most of the Venetian Senators, together with many invited guests from universities of Bologna, Perugia, Rome, and Naples. She was proclaimed Magistra et Doctrix Philosophiae [teacher and doctor in philosophy], thus becoming one of the first women to receive an academic degree from a university, and the first to receive a

The last seven years of her life were devoted to study and charity. She died in Padua in 1684 of tuberculosis and was buried in the church of Santa Giustina.

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