Understanding people better can help us in various ways. We can get to know them better, whether there is difference on their public and private personas. This episode is the continuation of the previous episode ‘Face Reading for Fun and Profit Psychological Tactics for Understanding People Fast Part 1’. Tune in as Dr. David Snyder dive in a little bit deeper about face reading.

Standout Quotes:

“Absorb what is useful, discard that which is useless or not useful, add what is uniquely your own.”
“Everything means something. There's nothing that it hasn't.”
“When you unpack a feature, and you help them resolve it, that marking goes away.”
“When you do things that are in harmony with your main or your destiny, your body lights up, you feel more joyful, you feel like you're in the right place, doing the right thing for the right reasons all is right with the world.”

Key Takeaways:

If the information you have gotten is useful, apply it to yourself. However, if it’s something that doesn’t add up to the uniqueness within you, ignore and discard it.
When it comes to face reading, everything has a meaning, whether it is in their facial features or reactions. Even if you aren’t aware of what it means, it still represents something.
Unpacking a feature, a certain memory of a person has the ability change what they feel. The original marking that you used to see to them will go away once that change happens.
When more spirit enters the body that brings fulfillment, you’ll feel the joy that you’ve never felt before. It will feel like everything is okay and the world is in a better place.

Episode Timeline:

[00:02] Secrets of Human Influence Training

[00:22] Public Face

[00:54] Private Face

[02:07] Left and Right Side

[04:29] Facial Markings

[06:21] If one is higher than the other

[07:26] The bigger eye

[09:09] Emotional Health

[12:27] Emotional Map of the Face

[14:10] Skepticism

[18:55] Lines in and Around the Eyes

[20:02] Joy Lines

[20:55] Three Degrees of Loss: Sadness, Sorrow, Grief

[22:52] Metal Element: Lungs

[24:03] Lost Loves

[25:08] Shening In and Shening Out

[29:40] Deeper Lines on the Private Side

[31:21] Quick Self Care

[32:11] Presentation of other Training Programs

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