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Communication Tool - Face Reading

Written by: Gloria Starr

Article Overview: How we communication is just as important as what we communicate. When you learn to READ SOMEONE'S FACE you will know so much more about them with just a few seconds.

Communication Tool - Face Reading

If communication between people just depended on information, we could go beyond

computer dates and have computer relationships. How we communication is just as important as what we communicate. When you learn to

READ SOMEONE'S FACE you will know so much more about them with just a few seconds.

I studied Face Map Reading many years ago and have discovered that all it takes is one

good look at a person. Learning a few basics of Face reading could be the most important

tool to master business and social situations.

The most important face for you to learn to read is your own. Many people do not like or

appreciate their facial features. In fact, the very features someone does not like about

their face may be related to exceptional talents.

Here are a few easy guidelines when first discovering how to read a face.

EYEBROWS:

Even eyebrows show the same thickness from start to end. An even-browed person's

thoughts flow smoothly. They get an idea and follow it through to completion.Very thick

eyebrows represent very powerful thinking. Many famous leaders have very

thick eyebrows.

Starter eyebrows start out strong and thick and then become thin and sparse. These

people generate more creative ideas than most and typically lose interest part way

through the process and often fail to complete the project. These people have visionary

brows and are great to brainstorm with.

Ender eyebrows broaden out and people with ender brows are great on follow through.

Strong at the finish eyebrows reveal the potential for a strong finish once they begin a project.

Occasionally you will see the unibrow. Now, as an Image Coach I do recommend that a

professional brow waxing is in order. Waxing is a preferred method to plucking in the case

of the unibrow. In face map reading the unibrow represents an intense thinker.

Curved eyebrows usually represents people focused. Straight eye brows represent idea

focused and angled eyebrows represent controlled focus.

On the lighter side, most women have their brows waxed on a regular basis so you may

not get a true reading from the brows.

Other facial traits play a role in your final decision as you learn to read to=he face.

Ears will tell you people's listening and learning styles, if they are a conformist or a

non-conformist.

Noses and the flare of the nostrils can represent big spenders or frugal, modest spenders.

The tiny tip on a nose indicates that they hold on to their money.

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