Joe Navarro Books
Joe Navarro is a former FBI agent. He worked as a special agent for 25 years, during which time he mastered the art of decoding people’s body language. He has written extensively on the subject of nonverbal communication, and What Every BODY is Saying is his most famous book.
What Every BODY is Saying
What's What Every BODY is Saying about?
This book is all about the hidden meanings we can find in our body language. Our brains control our body movements without us being conscious of it, and sometimes those movements can be very revealing. This book goes into detail about the ways you can train yourself to become an expert in observing other people’s nonverbal cues and uncovering their meaning.
Who should read What Every BODY is Saying?
- Anyone interested in psychology
- Anyone who wants to improve his or her observational skills
- Anyone who wants to get better at understanding people’s true thoughts and intentions
Dangerous Personalities
What's Dangerous Personalities about?
Dangerous Personalities (2014) is a guide to the dark side of the human psyche. It offers a look inside the minds of some of the world’s most dangerous people, exploring the kinds of personalities that have taken the most lives, as well as taken the biggest toll on society. Learn the traits of serial killers and those who wouldn’t think twice about stealing your life savings. Who knows, you might be able to spot trouble before it has a chance to strike.
Who should read Dangerous Personalities?
- Fans of true crime stories
- Safety conscious people
- Anyone interested in criminal profiling
The Dictionary of Body Language
What's The Dictionary of Body Language about?
The Dictionary of Body Language by Joe Navarro is a comprehensive guide that decodes the hidden meanings behind various body movements and gestures. Through real-life examples and practical tips, Navarro helps readers understand the nonverbal cues people exhibit in different social and professional situations. This insightful book can enhance your communication skills and improve your ability to interpret the unspoken language of the body.
Who should read The Dictionary of Body Language?
Individuals who want to improve their communication skills and understand nonverbal cues
Professionals in fields such as sales, negotiation, or leadership
People who are curious about human behavior and psychology