I’ve got a couple of videos for you this month. You can pick how you want to learn to read body language: Love or Murder.
So if you’re a tender heart want love, go ahead and scroll down past this first segment. If you’re a true crime junky you’ll love this one. It’s for sure PG 13 so be ready.
Here we go!
I filmed for an episode of Nancy Grace’s new show Confessions last week. We talked about the case of Courtney Clenney who allegedly killed her boyfriend. Seemed like a regular case Nancy would cover. Then I learned Courtney is a star on OnlyFans.com, which is essentially a do it yourself porn website. Ok so this just got a lot more interesting.
I can’t reveal everything we talked about- so I’ll send you the link to the show once it airs.
But this one clip told the whole tale of what happened. Check it out:
Did you see it?
She was gesturing along, illustrating what happened, then when she gets to the details of throwing the knife, she gets really still. The gestures go away.
As she said ‘And I threw it’ the gesture doesn’t match actually throwing the knife.
Also, she’s illustrating holding the knife as you would stab someone, not the way you’d usually throw it with force and accuracy.
And from the distances she described throwing the knife at him (remember it was forcefully enough to kill him) That is some serious skill. She needs to join the circus or get her own show in Vegas. She’s wasting her talents on OnlyFans.
As she describes his movements, it dramatically shifts from ‘charging at me’ to ‘aggressively walking’ to ’something’. She’s working out the story as she goes along and minimizing. As she says ’something’ her volume drops. That’s called fading facts. It didn’t happen the way she says.
And let’s not forget to mention that she’s doing her best to distract the cops by leaving her gown open. Kudos to them for not letting it distract them.
My analysis: What happened to her pants? Clearly they burned up a while ago.
If you’re wanting to analyze love, this broke the internet last week.
Vice President JD Vance was a guest on Second Lady Usha’s storytelling podcast for kids. What do you think of their intro?
Here’s what I see:
He leans in and pats her on the knee.
That knee pat is a friendly greeting, not intimate or close in any way. She doesn’t reciprocate and reach for him.
It may be uncomfortable for her to lean in. She’s expecting and looking pretty big. But her hands and arms do work. There’s no effort to connect as we’d hope in a romantic relationship.
Then to top it off, her head snaps away from him and she uses her left shoulder to protect herself a bit.
We lean towards what we like and away from what we don’t. So what we see is her actively trying to get away from his touch. She knows she has to stay in that chair. It’s deeply unconscious and can’t be hidden by a smile.
It’s highly likely that we have a window into their relationship here. The way you do anything is the way you do everything.
These examples are fun to look at. But what’s all this mean for your life?
Want to know if that guy or girl you met on the internet is into you?
Want to know if your kid is lying about what they were doing last night?
Want to know if that potential client is truthful about their interest, budget or purchase timeline?
The signs we talked about here are the clues you need so you can adjust your interactions on the fly, answer their unspoken questions and respond to what their body is screaming as their words say otherwise.
You’ll save time, money and energy when you inform these critical decisions with the truth. It’s hiding in plain sight if you just watch what they say.
Wanna know more? Call me and I’ll train your team. We’ll have tons of fun and focus on stills to build the bottom line.
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Traci Brown, CSP, is a Top 3 ranked Body Language Expert in the World and an internationally recognized keynote speaker on leadership, sales, financial services, fraud prevention, and behavioral intelligence. She teaches leaders, sales teams, financial professionals, and women’s organizations how to detect deception, read body language, ask better questions, build trust, and confidently make high-stakes decisions.
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