I love Jimmy Fallon’s response to President Trump and the state of our country right now. He speaks so authentically.
You probably feel it from his heart-felt speech that he was sincere. But even more fascinating is that he makes microexpressions of disgust and anger that cannot be denied and support his speech.
Did you catch them?
Thank you, Jimmy, for saying what you said. I couldn’t agree more.
If you want to be good at deception, you have to be good at spotting the truth as well. Both are equally important.
In the news this week, a woman survives a brutal shark attack, losing her arm to the shark.
Watch her tell her story. Her response is unusual, but we know the story is absolutely true due to her injuries.
Ask yourself, if you didn’t know she was telling the truth and you couldn’t see the injury, would you believe her?
If not, why? What behaviors does she have that might set you off?
And what behaviors does she have that supports her story?
Sophia Raab tells a story of getting an injury while surfing off of Sunset Beach. According to KCAL, she originally thought it was a fin injury but then her doctor told her it was likely a shark bite.
Watch Raab tell her story. It’s fascinating! I believe by watching her we can see what she truly believes.
What do you see when you watch her?
Yesterday I asked viewers who caught Chase’s microexpression on the Bachelorette Monday night. And only one viewer identified it after many people responded.
The expression is above, and the information revealed (that Chase is surprised) allows us to match Chase’s words to his facial expression and know if he is truthful.
Was Chase truthful to Jojo in this interaction?
Who caught the microexpression that Chase made when Jojo gave him the boot in the fantasy suite on Monday night?
It was very telling, fascinating and interesting to see!
Who knows what it was?
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Note: The photo above is not of the microexpression.