Reading Minds

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Reading Minds Through Body Language - Lynne Franklin

Can you read someone’s mind by looking at them?

Lynne Franklin teaches you how to connect with 3 types of people by understanding how their bodies communicate. After a boy threatened to kill her with a machete, Lynne Franklin decided to learn everything she could about persuasion. She became a neuroscience nerd, studying how the brain works and how to build rapport with people.

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