@Jeweliet Tangen largely about non verbal ways to understand or read people and how to interpret or understand others better when taking into consideration they might be replaying fears/emotions/reactions/ masks they learned as children. Reminds me of never split the difference but more thorough. I'll order the tongue a cognitive hazard book and keep you posted on how I fare with it!

@Jeweliet Tangen hmm. I think it's more thorough in explaining the different aspects you can derive what's going on for example. The number of times a person blinks or the number of breaths in a conversation or other non verbal physical body signs that can be explored much further than the surface level. In a way I kind of wish I had read this book first and then read never split the difference. I think they go together like A to B. Because you can expand on both by complementing what's shared in each book. So I'm going to reread never split the difference now lol!! I loved the different perspectives and how they elaborate on all kinds of frames and masks per say in a more granular level on the 6 minute x ray book. How's the tongue book going!? Any insights or update on it from your reading or interpretation!!!?