Everybody lies. Accepting this major fact of life is one of the most terrifying and liberating moments you'll ever experience. On the one hand, you'll find yourself feeling a lot more cynical once you've accepted this fact, but on the other hand, you'll find yourself ready to look for fibs and slip ups much more readily than if you accepted every word out of other people's mouths as the gospel truth.
But what do you need to look for in a lie?
There are a lot of ideas on this, and many of the commonly accepted “rules” of lying are actually completely false.
For instance, most people think liars will look away a lot when they lie, but the reality is that liars are more likely to maintain eye contact.
What else do you need to know about how to read a person? Find out by watching this insightful video on the next page.
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