PEOPLE MEAN EXACTLY WHAT THEY SAY; Use Their Words To Uncover Deception
Can you imagine how much better personal relationships and professional exchanges would be if we actually had wooden noses that grew with each lie told?
There is no Pinocchio’s nose, but I do have a proven technique to tell if someone is being deceptive.
I’ll show you surprising lie detector hacks that can uncover a majority of deception.
I’m Laurie Ayers; I work with men and women who want to increase their deception awareness to avoid wasting time or money and eliminate making poor decisions based on inaccurate information.
I can show you how to uncover deception using words instead of body language. The method I use is called Forensic Statement Analysis. It is the most accurate method of detecting deception.
Did you know there are unique words and phrases that indicate deception? Or that there are specific clues to deceit you can listen for in oral statements, and watch for in written communications? One of the keys to getting to the truth is asking the right questions to give you revealing responses. I can show you how to do that.
Who Can Benefit From Learning To Tell If Someone Is Lying?
Whether you’re struggling with a personal or professional relationship you can benefit from learning more about deception, specifically as it relates to statements made both verbally and written.
Some of my clients have been doctors, professionals working with domestic violence, sexual, and drug abuse victims, HR managers, LEOs, military, and those in the legal, negotiation, and mediation fields.
Read Some Deception Analyses of People In the News
