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Patrick King

Read People Like a Book: How to Analyze, Understand, and Predict People’s Emotions, Thoughts, Intentions, and Behaviors

  • Raul Martinezhas quotedlast year
    “actions speak louder than words”
  • dm8d2wvhwvhas quotedlast year
    Projection is a defense mechanism that can cause considerable damage and chaos if not understood for what it is. In this case, we place unwanted and unclaimed feelings onto someone or something else rather than seeing that they are a part of ourselves. We do not recognize our own “dark side” and project it onto others, blaming them for our shortcomings or seeing our flaws in their actions.
  • Dirk Leonhas quotedlast year
    Even the least emotionally and socially intelligent people can learn something about other people if they engage with them long enough.
  • barboravaichas quotedlast year
    denial and rationalization.
  • ImNotElmethas quotedlast year
    dark exists because of light
  • IamKing_YThas quotedlast year
    we look for patterns.
  • chidalue36has quoted4 days ago
    To understand why people behave as they do, we need to examine the causes and drivers of that behavior: their motivations. Everyone (including you) is driven to act for some reason or other. You may not always see or understand that reason, but there is one. Only insanity has a person acting for no reason at all! So, to get a grip on any behavior, to understand it, predict it, or even influence it somehow, you need to understand what is fueling it, i.e., you need to understand what motivates a person.
  • zumera ibraimihas quoted7 days ago
    Instead, it’s about seeing wholes in a world that is often split, broken, divided, and unconscious.
  • zumera ibraimihas quoted7 days ago
    Be curious but be kind.
  • b8219520738has quoted11 days ago
    If you’re having an argument with a partner, and they’re angry and defensive, you may suddenly see their behavior much more clearly if you understand it as a scared child essentially throwing a tantrum.
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