How To Analyze People On Sight - The Ultimate Guide

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How To Analyze People On Sight - The Ultimate Guide

BOOK INFO:
📚 Book Title: How to Analyze People on Sight: The Five Human Types : How to Analyze People on Sight Through the Science of Human Analysis & The Five Human Types
📖 Genres: Psychology & Counseling / Applied Psychology
✍️ Writer: Elsie Lincoln Benedict
📆 Release Date: Revised edition: January 23, 2016

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[stevelenores]

Keep your eyes open, listen, keep you mouth shut, remove all judgements, and pay attention. This is not complicated but these are still the hardest things for humans to do.

[redtimez]

" It's better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you are dumb than to open your mouth and remove all doubts"

[justme-hhvp]

4:23 Preface
46:10 Alimentive types
1:39:00 Thoracic tyoe
2:39:43 Muscular type
3:22:40 Osseous type
4:06:47 Cerebrial type
4:51:32 Understanding combinations
4:53:48 Types that should and shouldn't marry each other
- 5:07:02 Alimentive
- 5:17:48 Throacic
- 5:33:01 Muscular
- 5:37:50 Osseous
- 5:43:03 Cerebreal
5:48:52 Vocations for each type
- 6:15:48 Alimentives
- 6:22:18 Thoracics
- 6:27:45 Musculars
- 6:33:15 Osseous
- 6:41:50 Cerebral

[jeanalexandre]

When going grocery shopping it's best to go on a full stomach. This will prevent you from over shopping

[MauriceTramble]

*Top Three Audiobooks*
1) _How to win friends and influence people._
2) _The 48 laws of power._
3) _The way of the superior man._

[musicstudy]

Every psychological trick fails if you don't understand that, people can distinguish between your words and your actions

[Jester.D.Joker]

People don't realise how much info is given thru simple conversations. Either asking str8 up questions or use more vague obscure dialogue to keep your intentions veiled, the tone & language they use when answering gives more info too. They could B oblivious if ya convo skills is 2good

[ratnkumar]

Content
0. Human Analysis 4:24, 11:00, 17:00, 22:06, 41:18
1.1 The Alimentive Type ( the enjoyer)46:00,
1.2 part2 01:08:01

2. The Thoracic (Thriller) Types 1:39:00
2.2 part 2 2:101:52
3. The Muscular ( worker ) Types 2:39:40
3.2 part 2 3:00:01
4. The Osseous (Stayer) Types 3:22:39
4.2 part 2 3:43:50
5. The Cerebral ( Thinker me) Types 4:06:40
5.2 part 2 4:27:40, 4:40:02, 4:49:54(imp)

Notes 4:51:45, 4:52:54 (Aim)

6 Merriage 4:54:00, 5:43:00, 5:47:00
6.2 part 2 5:17:30

7. Vocations 5:48:40, 6:10:00, 6:14:00
7.2 part 6:15:39 aim for 5, 1 or 5, 3

[dylanbillion]

I put this on out of the blue just to sleep..but ended up really liking it and unable to sleep bc of intently listening ...this is a great read..I'll be listening for a few years over and over again silent laugh

[jaredvernon]

Practice makes consistent. No one can reach perfection.

[nunyabiznes]

Guys this is very useful. I listened to this and now I'm a male Bene Gesseret.

[Confidential]

It's so easy to read to people on how they really feel or how they truly are. You can mostly just feel that person's energy around you, whether good or negative. When they try too hard at trying to be someone they're not towards you is a fake feeling. I could trick a person to reveal how they truly feel about me by doing or not doing certain actions. I could tell if just because someone did a certain thing, it boosts their ego...I could tell that by their body language, tone of voice, how they act. It's so easy to read humans, they're followers, so they're predictable. The following part is the fake part, not the real part.

[tmoor]

I loved this book! I bought a copy and shared it with my loved ones and a good friend. At 50 years old I finally get it better late than ever.

[joshharris-ujqx]

True wisdom is timeless. She was right then, 100 years ago just as now

[Happyheart]

They say, we get the face we deserve by the time we're 40. My mother used to say (when I was crying) "If the wind changes, you'll stay that way".

[ricand]

As others have mentioned this info is basically phrenology. I was drawn to this title tho bc I’ve certainly had the experience of meeting two people who look alike or have a similar style/characteristics who ALSO have similar personalities or think alike. Sometimes the two people aren’t even the same race! I’m sure we’ve all met someone and thought “this person is like the white/Korean/Mexican/whatever version of my friend from high school”. I have a theory that there is at least one Indian and one Chinese version of everyone in the US. Also I don’t think it’s as simple as four major types, maybe hundreds with room for individual variation but still that’s not a lot in a world w more than 7 billion people. I will fully acknowledge that our brains are always seeking patterns and many times find them in places there are none so the simplest example would be two siblings who look alike and have the same mannerisms and sense of humor. This could be environmental, but what about when grandson looks like grandfather and has the same temperament even though they never met. My point is personality is (at least partly) hereditary and so is appearance so perhaps there is some link between them that is not racially motivated and much harder to discern (and probably still touchy because who wants to not feel unique). Anyone had a similar experience?

[heroneo]

I just wanted to let everyone know that this audiobook was uploaded on YouTube many times with different voices, so if you are struggling (like me) just look up for another one.

[sugartem]

“They condemn what they don’t understand” Cicero

[Zach-lsif]

I really enjoyed the narration of the guy that did the preface. He was soothing snd relaxing, the girl on chapter one is way to spunky snd high energy

[asmrcuzzi]

The beginning aspect of we are a car and getting the most from our car while knowing the make of others was nice to hear