How to Read ANYONE Instantly

How To Read ANYONE Instantly by looking at their body language.
Today we're going to cover one of the most important skills you can add to your arsenal, the ability to read people. If you work on this skill you will see drastic improvements in your social life, your business/work success, and even come off as more confident.

In the first half of the video, we're going to dive deep and discuss how to spot individual body language signs and what they mean.

Feet/Legs 01:38
Torso 04:48
Arms 06:50
Hands/Fingers 08:18
Face 10:00

In the second half 13:00 of the video, we're going to talk about the 4 rules you need in order to read anyone instantly - WITH ACCURACY. This section is VERY important as looking at individual signs is not an accurate way to make your predictions.

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[barnaba]

Reading people tip: if someone is looking at all your body parts and has trouble following the conversation, it could mean that they have seen this video.

[lcfreiree]

So the more space between the legs most confidence. In my next interview i will make a crab position. Hope it helps.

[squish]

Those people who are really confident are walking around doing the splits

[lavonnepeduca]

When someone stops breathing it means they're dead

[devvv]

one way to learn reading it is by watching videos on mute and trying to understand what's happening. then you can watch with sounds to confirm

[morganlemons]

My body language is messed up. People don't like me cause I look mad, but I'm actually really happy or I'm completely fine or I'm tired or I'm sad. I'm really not a mean person lol

[sameersaqib]

I started observing my freinds by looking at there feet and he said, do you like my shoes?
You have to be carefull not to look creepy

[someguy]

Funny how most people wont remember more than a thing or two yet kept watching anyway

[mrsquirr]

These signs are great for actors to learn. No matter how well you can deliver lines, if your body language isn't convincing, your performance won't be convincing. While delivery of lines marks the difference between a bad and okay actor, body language marks the difference between an okay and good actor. Just try to display the signs your character is supposed to be feeling in the scene and you will see a big improvement in how much more convincing your acting is.

[tellis]

A helpful trick I learned that has helped me quite a bit during business meetings is to look at peoples faces when other people are talking. When a person is talking, watch the other people in the group and pay attention to who is looking at them and who is not. It gives you a good insight into conflicts and power-plays amongst the people in the group. You will notice that people look at the speaker when they are aligned with them, but will look away or look down when the speaker is someone they don't care for or someone they feel dominant over. I've used it over the years to give me an indication of a group's dynamics and it's surprisingly accurate. And it gives you an idea of how people feel about you when you're the speaker.

[snazzy]

"Wow, they must be so confident!" Person desperately trying to hide their double chin by looking up at the sky for no reason.

[citymoose]

Me: **tries to kiss girl**
Her: Ew, wtf are you doing?!
Me: I‒I thought you liked me.
Her: Why on earth would you think that?
Me: Your pupils were dilated...

[Draven.G]

This is offensive for people without a body.

[anotherarush]

Happy feet: bounce or wiggling
Means : excitement satisfaction or can mean impatience
Lifted feet: part of the foot lifted
Happiness excitement interest
Feet pointing away: we point feet away from things/ people we don’t like might indicate they don’t like something which has been saidor it can mean they have an appointment or something like that
Knee clasp: puts both hands on knees and leans forwards
That person is ready to leave
Standing width: someone with feet close together is less confident someone with feet shoulder with apart is confident ( more space taken up more confident as general rule)
Legs apart while sitting: comfort
Standing leg cross: extremely comfortable usually points in direction of the person they like most ( how to tell if someone has a crush on you lol)
Legs crossed while sitting ( not on the floor SCHOOLS): makes one thigh form a barrier if the barrier is between you and them they are not comfortable with you or dislike something you said if barrier not towards you they feel comfortable and like what you said
Foot freeze: someone has been moving their legs a lot and they suddenly freeze
They are experiencing some sort of stress or powerful emotion
Foot lock: someone suddenly crosses legs when they had them apart( not in a school environment where they will get told off for apart legs on floor)
Stress or discomfort

[vigillante]

“People who take up more space seem more confident”
Me: *Laughs in Tall*

[poclgbtanddisabledlivesmat]

Me: *plays with my slipper under table all the time*
People: she's flirting
Me: *generally just being a weirdo not flirty at all*

[j.c.maxwell]

lol. Watched the "cross legs" part and thought to myself: "I never sit like that..." - Looked down and saw my legs crossed 😂

[PHAileyANIME]

How to read anyone instantly.
Step 1. Read "any"
Step 2. Read "one"
Step 3. Read "anyone"

Hope this was helpful.

[RubelliteIsHere]

Long story short: just be a crab or a spider, don’t be a snake

[ruffywag]

Conclusion : every movement either means you are confident or not