Lewis Howes

We're seeing sadness.

congruent, right?

Like that's all congruent emotion.

On the bad stories, we often see people will lip purse and they try to get away from it.

So they'll say a statement and then,

Uh, you know, and then, um, and they're literally like as far away.

I hope I'm not messing up my audio.

They're as far away from the lie as they can possibly get.

They're leaning back.

They'll sometimes literally lean their head back in the chair.

And that's because physically we want to distance ourselves from things we don't like.

So we're looking for lip purses, sudden distancing, and there's a lot of cues that we can't control.

Right?

So blink rate is another one.

Eye blocking behavior is, um, liars have higher blink rates.

Yeah.

Actually, in Britney Spears, she had a really interesting interview that I actually break this down on my YouTube channel.

So you have to read the book if you want to see it, where I break down the cues in this early interview.

This is right before the conservatorship started.

So very, very full of cues because it's right before it happened.