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Ian tuhovsky’s book the art of reading people is that western movie only its real life and the cast of characters that come into our own lives are not as clear cut as those in the western movies

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The difference is that real life is far more complicated and that it is not always easy to differentiate the good from the bad that there are permutations of each and that different situations may call for different relationships and believe it or not there are instances of where a bad person can be good for us

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The early chapters appeared to be going down a rabbit hole but as i continued my reading it became clear that ian was laying the groundwork for his thesis

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While it contained medical terms and terminology it was comprehesive and written in simple laymans language

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Also i was expecting a more direct approach to reading people in terms of what to look for when in front of someone

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And easy to read written in everyday language

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In his introduction he lays the groundwork for his new book – ‘reading people also known as social intelligence involves looking at someone and seeing the deeper meaning behind their actions

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Empathy is the reason humans make great parents or that charitable giving and volunteering makes the world a better place