I've had contempt and disgust on my face since November of 2016, so I don't know how useful this would be on me.

@MiullerYELLE

5 жыл бұрын

Alan Page sometimes we must identify what causes anger or disgust and try to get over it, by accepting it. That is the first step

@shessupersalty

4 жыл бұрын

In your eyes lol that is if you arent joking

@SevenofEleven

14 күн бұрын

Cry more

Wow, this is stuff I've been teaching myself since I was a kid. I was always extremely shrewd and noticed the most intricate details. People thought I was a detective or something. I just loved to watch people talk. And I never talked at all. It wasn't until about 16 that I realized I could use all these skills of communication. It always blew people away to see a teenager so well versed in communication lol.

@arielhudson7490

5 жыл бұрын

me too jaja

@cheayunju

5 жыл бұрын

Wow. I'm impressed that you managed to notice and teach yourself new skills.

@dreamychaviv6681

4 жыл бұрын

Yea, a teenage prodigy detective for sure. I see that you take a lot pride on it, but you didn't wanna talk much so you ended up on social media to brag about it.

@TimeWizard727

3 жыл бұрын

@@dreamychaviv6681 let people be proud of and process things in real time. Trauma will often cause teenagers to develop this skill much too early. Maybe this person had a very rough life. Maybe you did too and thats why you're so bitter but you shouldn't take it out on people either way.

@ShabazzTBL

2 жыл бұрын

I had a similar experience because I would often just listen to conversations in group settings and just watch people talking. I didn’t know why but I would have a feeling about how people felt towards each other and a lot of times it was uncomfortable to watch. They’re all joking around and laughing but I could tell that one person didn’t like another person or one person REALLY I liked another person. The weirdest thing though is that I struggled to read people when they were speaking to me. Maybe it’s because I was only used to doing it when I wasn’t engaged in conversation but I think it has something to do with my social anxiety. I’m always suspicious of people’s thoughts about me and so I could never trust the signals thought I was getting and I didn’t know them concretely enough to reassure myself it was all instinct.

People who have emotional intelligence can learn easily those powerful skills.

came here to win card games and can say i’ve improved a lot as i already was very good at finding out people’s tells for example eye/face twitches, how to tell if people are bluffing, reading eyebrows etc so thanks!

After watching this a while ago, after looking into it more after watching the show Lie to Me. I was so intrigued. I notice these microexpressions on the daily now, in person and on TV shows and what is crazy I even notice these on myself when I make a microexpression myself. Its insane. Because they are an unconscious act.

thank you so much for this useful video, we would like to see more of this ^^

Thank you very much for sharing with us. From now on, I am paying attention to this topic. Very interesting.

Directly came here after watching the 1st episode of Lie to me series. And surprised to see the same expressions which were detailed in that episode.

Thank you so much, bravo!

Thank you!

Will there be more?,i have already signed up for the free lesson..

Thanks .. from INDIA

Do you know what major this is?? Or anywhere I can learn about it??

Excellent Super Power

Thanks

Pretty good if you want to know what pleasures others like or see and hear. Also use the face to imagine secrets. The secrets of others' micro-expressions. I think you should be nice and polite. They will never see you coming!

Excellent ❤❤❤🎉🎉

Well, What is true is, that you can detect emotions. What is not true at all is that you "read peoples minds". We see a signal. We characterize that signal. Everything else is just interpretation.

Thnx from ERITREA

hello good job for your video

Could you seperate these lessons under a header please

Patryk, your kids dont have a snowball's chance in July to fib their way out of trouble.

0:06 I think that's called a macroexpression haha

Something I am suspicious of is when people act happy but without the reason to be happy, i'll just use this video for example they are smiling a lot in this video but why are they smiling what is the reason to smile? you can usually tell a forced smile or a genuine smile...a natural smile will come at the moment of happiness their face will light up and change this is natural happiness but requires a trigger. So i don't just look at the facial expressions but also the triggers and reasons

Even better than this is their follow-up course, 'Three Micro-aggressions Progressives Never Miss.'

Forget the course I'll take the lady

is this a Mac advertisement

LSD taught me this

I need to pay to see the 300+ vids right..

@1999paulakos

5 жыл бұрын

@Ellie and how did you get your training.I mean obciously you don't think their training courses are worth so I would like to know your suggestion for an online course for this field. :p And I can see why this takes a lot of years to master but you also started unexperienced.I want to get started on this field and your advice might end up usefull. Thanks.

@remotelylucy

3 жыл бұрын

@@1999paulakos what kind of broken english is this

Now everyone wears literal masks at work so we can only see the eyes. I’ve realized that I’m more free with expressions because of the mask. Interesting.

huge amounts of ambiguity in this oooooffff

So.... 10 minute video.... 5 minutes of sales, and general telling you what you can learn... 3 minutes of actual information starting at 5:20. Then another 2 minutes of sales..

Way too much rambling and not enough information if you ask me.

Where are the MICRO expression? these are MACRO expressions

This 2 months free thingy is a complete scam.

snake oil .....

This video is an oversimplification, barely even a stepping stone.

I'm good at identifying these. that's why I rarely regret being an a hole towards some people