How to Read a Person Like a Book(1973) Book Review
#GeralINierenberg #HenryHCalero #HowToReadAPersonLikeABook The use of self-control is like the use of the brakes on a train. It is useful when you find yourself going in the wrong direction, but merely harmful when the direction is right.- Bertrand Russel from MARRIAGE and MORALS We can never generalize because no matter what we do there are unique people here and there that have out of the box mentalities and traits. This book could be a great help to somewhat understand the actions of certain people, but there is that iota of a chance that it could make you misconstrue certain actions too. When it is windy or breezy or the electric fan's speed is too fast/high, and a lady fixes her hair while you're around, it doesn't mean she is trying to flirt with you. It simply means she's just fixing her hair, OK? I bought this book a long time ago and I must say that even if I would never generalize people's actions, I agree with Lord Chesterfield that ...