Lewis Howes

So someone was like, there was spoilers in the book.

And I was like, you haven't heard of that news yet?

I also talk about Britney Spears in the book because there's some really interesting cues on her, which I think why we're worried about her, why her fans worry.

She shows a lot of danger zone cues.

So Lance Armstrong, in one of his early interviews on Larry King Live, he's asked about doping.

And he does what's called a lip purse.

So a lip purse is...

When we push our lips into a flat line, we mash our lips together.

That is a universal withholding gesture.

So when we're literally trying to hold something in or hold something back, or we don't like what's being said or heard, we go,

And so you'll notice that when someone has been asked something they don't like, when someone had to lie a lot of the time.

So we did a massive experiment in our lab where we asked people to send in videos of themselves lying.

Actually, you play it in the book.

It's called Lie to Me.

So I have you lie to me.

Play this lie to me game.

Diagnose your own tells.

It's very important to know your own tells because you should know what your danger zone cues are when you're leaking them.

It's good to know those in the back of your pocket.

Do that with your partner, right?