Are you tired of not knowing what other people are really thinking? Dr. David J. Lieberman - New York Times bestselling author and consultant to the FBI, CIA and NSA - introduces you to the new science of psycholinguistics, which will help you "read" in any situation (in person or even through the screen, even in writing) " in people's minds.
Whether it's a casual conversation or a high-profile negotiation, it's crucial to understand the context of the situation. However, since the majority of interactions these days take place via a monitor - via e-mail, chat, or video chat - we are less and less able to interpret turns of phrase and various signals. In addition, many people today are aware of the meaning and significance of body language, so it is increasingly difficult to recognize people's true thoughts and intentions.
Dr. David J. Lieberman, renowned psychotherapist and lie detection expert, takes "reading" people to a whole new level. Drawing on the latest research in psycholinguistics - the signals embedded in spoken and written speech - and cognitive and behavioral sciences, he shows how you can apply his revolutionary methods in everyday situations. These include:
recognizing messages behind passive language, personal or impersonal descriptions, and level of detail;
finding out if a potential new employee, someone you met on a dating app, or a new babysitter is trustworthy or hiding something online;
how to save time, money, energy and heartache by recognizing who has your best interests at heart and who doesn't.

No one wants to be made a fool of. When a lot is at stake, use the techniques of the Mind Reader! Know who you can trust and who you can't.

"As you learn more and more about others, I hope you will learn more about yourself. And through greater self-awareness, you will have the opportunity to improve your own emotional health, life and relationships. Enjoy the advantage of foresight in every conversation and situation - and in yourself even in life - after you become able to find out: who thinks what and what he wants, and who he really is."