How To Read People (Animated Story)

Check out the book "Laws Of Human Nature" - Where most of this story came from
Today we look at how to read anyone instantly. We all want to know how to read people, and there are some psychological tricks that can work, but the main way to really read people, is actually very simple.
It’s not some crazy trick, that only a few people on planet earth know about. A lot of people will simply say to “read their body language”, and it’s true, you can certainly read people better by looking at their body language, but the real secret is to master something called sub-communications. And I’m going to go over, exactly what I mean by that in this video.
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[@MasculineMan]

Check out the book "Laws Of Human Nature" - Where most of this story came from :)

[@nicolasromagnoli]

Thanks, you too!

[@biaaib123]

Same to you bro

[@massivejew5065]

Awesome story man

[@anonomousous]

Trying to read people all the time can actually be very discriminatory towards people who aren't neurotypical. "Look he is staring and doesn't make proper eye contact", "he must be up to something". Or the poor guy has autism and you are being prejudiced towards him because you aren't making allowances for him having a physically and functionally different brain. These videos really piss me off.

[@healthhackz9805]

Hey Mitch, how do you or your teammate animate these videos? Do you have any tips, tools that you use that I could look into for my own videos? I've been following your channel since very early, and immediately noticed the great animation quality. That, along with your storytelling has really made your message and channel stand out.

[@joeyhipolits]

16 ways to say "no", bec. he listened to two girls talking.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

Joey Hipolits doesn't have time to write out the whole word "because". He doesn't have seconds to spare. Lol. Just kidding man.

[@clyde__cruz1]

@@PaulTheSkeptic doesn't have time to write out the whole words "Laugh out loud". He doesn't have seconds to spare. Lmao. Just kidding man.

[@PaulTheSkeptic]

@@clyde__cruz1 Touche.

[@platonKT]

@@clyde__cruz1 You do not have time to write out the words "Laughing My Ass Off". You must have been in a real hurry.

[@Monsoon31]

Marketing failed

[@SynyAspect]

"how to read people" read this *people*

[@canwehit1kvidswithoutanysu153]

Thanks, now i wont have to watch the video

[@ikrammayssoun1733]

LOL 😁

[@michelleburton3271]

Haha lol🤣

[@jijijoney]

You're a unique person lol

[@mfbjo6854]

I couldn't read that, i haven't watched the video yet

[@nobledonkey17]

Guy - so if you want to read ppl you just have to Me- get polio and get paralyzed!

[@rudeelk7042]

Great! Good to know you've been listening in class @nobledonkey17

[@zubair5092]

nobledonkey17 “sweet home Alabama” 😂

[@beeep3673]

Why is this Ben literally me, before the 2 minute mark.

[@ThumbsCraft]

Same dude

[@GameOver-ou1ge]

Same here to dude

[@chubbychab9308]

Because look at your name

[@GameOver-ou1ge]

@@chubbychab9308 what's wrong with his name?

[@chubbychab9308]

Gameover HD76 diamondninja like it’s just cringe but you’ll prob say awww he can name himself anything he want but we both know that’s just a loser name like that’s a name for a 5 year old

[@Thoregor]

"A functional walking adult" - the title we all aspire to achieve

[@adrianberdecia4489]

functioning human being

[@Red-yq6nc]

As long as I’m human and I achieve my goals I don’t care about titles or fame or even money if it’s not effecting my goals

[@otshepengditshego2991]

Dude as long as I'm a fully functional human being id be happy

[@generalmichaelconstantine4598]

Narrator: Ben can read people's minds! Me: Awesome, I wanna be like Ben! Half way in the video: Me: ..maybe not By the end of the video Me: maybe yes?

[@JP-vk1mo]

"The quietest people have the loudest minds"-Stephen Hawking

[@josephle9711]

True

[@claudejrgose5681]

Or they're just absent minded haha

[@yobaihye.6385]

But minds can't be heard

[@thomasturner6980]

I'm glad that I watched this video to learn it than be in a coma

[@mma6055]

I'd still rather be in a coma tbh

[@pollux2825]

My Man sounds like me when I’m high I don’t talk I just watch people’s body gestures I’m high right now lmaoooo

[@bklinedBK]

And I’ve also been 10 times aware of my body movements like he did, especially practicing martial arts or yoga and the best part you take a bit of that with you when you come down.

[@joeyutah7555]

Such a well-told story Mitch! Although I was never paralyzed physically, I did suffer from major social anxiety because I felt betrayed and alone most of the time. So instead of talking, I learned to listen and observe...this paid off especially when I became an MP in the Air Force a few years back. Once I knew how to understand people more and have empathy for them, I was able to communicate to them what needs they were failing to meet that was leading to their depression. I feel like a lot of our youth is soooo afraid of showing the world who they really are because they don't want to be judged. And hiding who you really are is a one-way ticket to Depression! Great video my friend!🔥

[@publicplatform4758]

Why is he imagining his sister as his wife?????

[@publicplatform4758]

@@venomfenix5883 why didn't I think of that

[@hackman669]

Perhaps he had a positive friendship with his sister. Unlike modern American media, siblings could become friends. It is possible that this friendship became the basic model for his potential wife. Or her social traits he looked for in a wife.

[@jhomarmarte2765]

They look the same.

[@harvia8348]

@@jhomarmarte2765 animation choice? Misteke? On purpose? Who knows?

[@Robin-tt4lo]

Maybe just his STEP-sister?

[@selfmade5197]

Be yourself in the world that is trying to make you like everybody else!

[@agrippa5643]

Exact

[@olgaolaru2490]

it's harder than it seems :)

[@MrKentakie]

Worst advice ever. You're defined by your surroundings, not by yourself.

[@WalkingGold]

Alyrius somebody had to point that at

[@rebadomiabheamarier.2248]

Being fake to yourself sues you, being real to yourself gets you hated. Because the society can never get enough of it. But to pick between these two, I prefer to real, because you can't really please anybody but at least some could appreciate you.

[@valdothebestshow2331]

This is one of most motivational video that I've seen

[@KP-fh3gd]

The origins of "Well yes, but actually no"

[@ssnipermonkeygaming3022]

Good guess but actual no

[@hanteo.]

If you want to be able to read people, Just get polio 👌

[@harvia8348]

Works 100% of the time👌 6/5 would recommend🎖️👍

[@sbtmirza329]

Why do all of your videos have different character in the thumbnail compared to the actual content? 🤔🤔🤔

[@MasculineMan]

good question

[@robertmattern9486]

Click bait me

[@manofgod7622]

because it shock you, so you don’t forget about this video and meaning of the video.

[@akslick2256]

Being stoned since I was 12 also gave me a couch type paralysis now almost 18 I too watch all body language and super woke detect the vibe instantly

[@sqeezyyy]

the first state is exactly what I'm currently in. I'm not very talkative, and I get quite awkward when I try to talk to new people. There is a girl I really like but that over-analyzing often gets to me and I doubt myself. I hope that what you said in this video will help me in the future. Thanks a lot for the content as it has helped me quite a bit already

[@restushlogic5794]

Okay, this video made me believe in myself. I'm smart, unshaken, persistence, never want to lose, and can read my future & others.

[@pyschologygeek]

"I love you" means nothing without action. Anyone can say it but only the ones who truly care about you will show you.

[@razorbladezs]

And this my friends, is how Sherlock Holmes was born!

[@tophatsheep3747]

Hey I’ve never gotten a like from the man of the video. On another note, I like your content, it has help me a lot and gotten me out of dark moments in my life.

[@laurajohnson1342]

. . .He wasn't vaccinated . . . Oh! My! Goodness! I was right. Ha!

[@IronDizaster]

Back then there was no polio vaccine though

[@gokublack9265]

Why are you happy u were right

[@sketroux4580]

It was 1901

[@AurelijaGriksaite]

I tryd do that some years ago. Just walk around and study people. How they they love how they fight , how they getting together.. study people is better then books

[@PracticalInspiration]

Glad to hear the member of the team is ok. Was thinking you hadn't uploaded in a while

[@zukohere6517]

Your video can legit change people's lives THANK YOU

[@Poldistyler]

“How to Read People” Step 1: get polio Step 2: ... Step 3: Profit

[@alisha-bj9dn]

"How To Read People.." *Shows Bens POV*

[@krishnapatrl8039]

Waiting for a long time for your video mitch. Thanks😎

[@MasculineMan]

No problem mate

[@piyushmenon4987]

Hey man, this is a pretty good video. I see there are a lot of haters on your channel, but it happens. I 'd say you do your best and enjoy life. That's what I think life is for. I hope you have a good day.

[@vivid_is_me]

Your actually becoming better at animation. Also, thanks for the story. 10/10

[@mohamedrifayudeen3830]

Man your voice has something in it💥💥

[@MasculineMan]

Apprecite it mate :)

[@daniloking223]

7:21 HE MOVED HIS HEAD

[@motherofpea4rll]

It’s an animation 😑

[@pascalrarapo3269]

@@motherofpea4rll even though it is an animation ...But he's supposed not to move because of the disease ...right?

[@tp2159]

Your videos are a real treasure in this vance space of youtube. Keep it up mate! Love from Greece🇬🇷💙

[@MasculineMan]

appreciate the comment mate

[@thomasturner6980]

Ben became the social master

[@nerdymom2]

ThomasTurner69 lol ur picture

[@tomandrews1429]

I'm not entirely sure what the point of this video is. Sure, if you have hours and hours of time to silently observe someone's small unspoken mannerisms then you might be able to glean some degree of extra communication from them. But how often (aside from being paralyzed) does this opportunity present itself in daily life? Furthermore, it is incorrect to generalize one person's body language to understand another or to even assume that one person's body language will be consistent.

[@xXRealXx]

Sorry for the necro. I think the point is that you should pay way, WAY more attention to people than you currently do so you pick up on non-verbal communication better

[@tomandrews1429]

@@xXRealXx Well sure, if that's the point, then it's pretty obvious, but the important part is how do you go about picking up someone's non-verbal communication? The description says "how to read anyone instantly". Lying in a bed listening to someone have a conversation for a long time is hardly reading anyone instantly.

[@xXRealXx]

@@tomandrews1429 I guess if you master verbal communication by observation *then* you can read people instantly.

[@tomandrews1429]

@@xXRealXx Well you can master one person maybe, but my point is that everyone's sub-communications are different. Just because you know how to read one person, doesn't mean you know how to read anyone else.

[@Scugzerker]

I've discovered a few months ago I can basically map out my body by sensing the blood rushing through my body, and the tiny movements I subconsciously make to remember where everything is. This way (I don't know how to describe this better) it's as if I can move my soul out of my body, and look at myself. The fact alone that I can feel the blood rushing through me doesn't really sound like something one can do naturally. Furthermore I can actually sort of feel through my imagination. This is mostly based on memories of feeling it (for instance burning myself), or by combining memorized sensations to replicate something quite accurately although I haven't felt that before. This comes with a prize though, and it costs me the ability to function normally when in a company (even though I like to have friends, and family around me) on top of that I see, hear and feel more. This is due to the absence of a filter which filters out unwanted/unneeded input/sensations/feelings/whatever-you-like-to-call-it. To make things worse I can't stand those sensations. It annoys me on a level where I want to end myself or the source.

[@ilyakutalev8607]

I assume Ben or Milton later changed his name to Cal Lightman? )) The best way to read people is to watch them and notice small things. Especially when they feel emotions. Btw, few videos ago you promised to show your face)

[@FknNefFy]

Oooh!! Good one! Just got to the end!! 😁🙌🏻🙌🏻ENCORE!!

[@devender07042]

Very interesting video bro, It deserves more likes, I hit that like button.

[@andrehammari4254]

Read how to win friends & influence people if you wanna learn how to communicate.

[@MasculineMan]

Great book

[@Nicocotier12]

Dude you clearly have a great stoytelling skill, I think that's a thing you can use to grow your business :O

[@selfmade5197]

Happy coming back 😍😍😍😎

[@AlanD20]

REALLY LOVED THE TRUTH STORY AND AT THE FIRST DIDN’T BELIEVE IT WAS REAL! Thanks for sharing and i hope u will do it more like that

[@villex-_-8534]

If he talked to me I would have just talked to him lmao people r so weird ignoring other people

[@everythingthrice2582]

Weirdo

[@jaiden5447]

Yeah some of the "cool" kids are weird for not talking to people

[@Meraklisgeorge]

This will definitely work but a lot of people are lying about their feelings... including on themselves.

[@mystic6236]

I love your videos! I learn many things about the mind and the emotions 😊 Please upload the second part of how to master your emotions!!! I loved that video

[@cronuxreaper4338]

Wow. My entire life was animated. Im in tears right now. Thank You.

[@cronuxreaper4338]

Exept thw polio part

[@bl00p12]

I grew up naturally scanning my surroundings and people and now some how can kind of read people, but it just happened, I didn’t really control how I wanted to do that I just grew up like that without noticing myself doing so. An still I have years and years and years to maybe actually master reading people. 😊 so this video really helped me answer a lot of questions so thank you!

[@jobelrahman8396]

I've watched 2-3 of your videos and you are basically describing me

[@rohitisalwayspositiv]

That was a wonderful story! Thank you so much 😊

[@themoneypromethod465]

Truth is, when something is taken away from you, our nature is to persevere by strengthening other abilities that remain.

[@ysuzy6676]

I was waiting for this video...! Thanks!

[@Bigvergbigverg23]

This is awesome as hell even so much that I’m kind of speechless everyone can basically do anything if we truly put our mind to it

[@gbolahanbams1253]

This was so inspiring ....I mean I don't know what to say this taught me a lot of different life lessons this has changed a lot in me inside and out thank you

[@aresz6635]

This is one of the best YT channel there is imo. I am so glad that I’m here commenting on your video!

[@turf_tf]

You know, i can more or less read people myself, but this story is a little bit extreme to me lol. I was just told or overheard things, like my french teacher talking about gestures , the series called "lie to me" or even psychology stuff. And when i uncounsciously gathered those informations i was able to spot some tactics people used to manipulate you or finding out when people were lying, etc. I don't know where i'm going by saying this, might be a flex of some sort but yeah. Uhhh have a nice day?

[@core2duoboii613]

I love this channel, it really helps me thanks ♥️

[@MasculineMan]

I'm glad

[@serikovsyrym2803]

Man, how can I learn to share stories using animation like you? I like your videos, watched 5 of them in last hour. Your videos are great, they will stay in my memory for long and your videos will truly make changes in life of people. Wish I could make such cute animations. I'd be glad if you share how to learn animations. Maybe you'll share course, workshop or tutorial.

[@TheAppAlchemist]

every video of you talks to my soul, are we soul mates ?

[@potatoman2191]

Me: 6am early in the morning Me: Remembers this video Oso me: got out of bed instantly using mental power

[@hasinajohn9610]

I love psychology and this video pushed more to study about 💙 Thanks for your great work keep going

[@luka1637]

Dude i watched you since 25k! Keep up the great work!

[@MasculineMan]

Appreciate the support man

[@accuir2019]

Bro the start until polio is the same thing that happened to me, I dreaded everything, by then what I started doing was just stop overthinking things and everyone started liking me, and let me tell you something, looks matter, us men have to groom and work on ourselves

[@ZachsNation]

So I need to get sleep paralysis to read people? Got it

[@hottodogugaming7588]

This is what I've been practicing, reason for me to overthink most of the time.

[@summersol5]

You having a good life? Have some social anxiety. Become depressed. That hasn't changed your mindset? Get paralysis :diagnosed polio. Still not enough? Coma baby! At this point we can't help you wake up. Later... Life it's the little things that matter.

[@sterfry3182]

I thought you were gonna say, "I'm Ben."

[@nikamiss6509]

You know it’s amazing how every of your video looks like a clickbait but it’s actually not

[@iamwatt9673]

Milton erickson’s childhood.laws of human nature. Good video

[@ritaroberts8412]

Great video but the more important point is how imagination cured him. And can be applied everywhere!

[@chaztikov]

If I had seven sisters, I'd also be socially anxious *laughs anxiously*

[@chaztikov]

PS: is this CGPGray?

[@Seniortubbs]

The whole story could be summed up in one sentence. “People are complicated”

[@spicybaconbro]

Amazing video, liked it alot

[@narutoyang7787]

Hey !! I really really love your videos , and I really wanna make the video just like you , how many years took you to learn to make motion graphics videos ? Thank you so so much , you’re my mentor ...

[@rileyen4608]

I went through exactly what Ben went through... I also found that I gained an ability to read people... in fact I used it as a party trick once and also helped a friend with childhood problems.

[@Ollepartners]

How tf did he eat and drink, when he couldn’t move his mouth??

[@LeakedPNG]

There a machine that can feed him.

[@lukasdegrieck8508]

Food injection

[@jaiden5447]

Parents pried his mouth open

[@greyroof3120]

Learning the mind and emotions is something i want to learn so bad becaus this is like a super power.Like you said,mind is body and if you can read the body you can read the mind. Everything can be done if you want and actually do it. Everyone wants to go to the heaven but noone wants to die.

[@MJ-by8yp]

Hi first form to watch your video It looks like amazing to me May I ask which software you sued for animation? Thanks

[@lexic.7942]

I think the title should be this simple psychological trick will work FOR anyone..... on anyone - I was waiting for that video. Am I wrong?

[@someaipretendingtobehuman3157]

People Can you read it? If can you have polio

[@krystalberryhill2772]

I agree but what if being empathetic and compassionate is ones truest authentic self??? Someone who’s positive and optimistic ? What if at one point they were always angry and constantly negative and realized through self actualization that anger just meant they were genuinely hurt and pained on the inside? Same with any other negative emotions they experienced it all came from fear, fear of suffering..... so I agreed with everything up until the part you shared an example that if someone’s empathetic and just saying nice stuff all the time that thats someone’s mask, we can create ourselves into whatever and whoever we choose to build ourselves up to be, why wouldn’t someone want to be nice 24/7? Be so centered and self aware that they NEVER allowed anything external change their physical or mental state??? Just food for thought!

[@yourlocalfestivefurry354]

how to read anyone instantly:get yourself some good old polio

[@Yaro2]

I can read people by tone of their voice but not by body language but I think I should try learn body language? Should I learn body language?

[@MasculineMan]

Of course!

[@Yaro2]

Cool then I should try it

[@tharmaster2565]

I really liked this video but from the thumbnail and title it made me think it was going to be one of those “5 tricks to tell if someone likes you” type of videos where they give you random advice, like BrightSide or something like that

[@davidromancelly]

What you started saying at 9:31 I don’t think it’s a ridiculous story at all, it’s a great story actually. I watched it from beginning to end, and about Ben beating polio? Doesn’t matter if it’s fiction or non-fiction. Because the point of the video is that if you want to get better at reading people you have to hone your skills in paying attention to other people’s body language and their tone of voice and etc... easier said than done I suppose, but who ever is reading this? I believe you can do it. It won’t be easy and it definitely won’t happen over night, but just put your heart and full effort into it and you’ll get the best oh what life has to offer 👍🏻

[@vinzent3864]

Read: "What everyBODY is saying"

[@oOMrsRadcliffeOo]

Lol good one! 👏🏻

[@ShaustyProductions]

dude. legit every one of your videos i can relate to.

[@TioMagic]

i only need this video to subscribe, hope next video i see will be as good as this one, thanks mate! props

[@MasculineMan]

cheers mate :) have you checked out my newest one? It's my favourite

[@TioMagic]

@@MasculineMan nice, ill do soon ill go sleep soon g2 work. ill comment it certainly m8 : ]

[@gangster2855]

The only thing this video gave me was polio-anxiety.

[@jackpotlotterywinnerjackpo592]

Holy crap!!!! This is SO deep!

[@alextsukishima7666]

So he actually learned categorical observation that kind of observation is very difficult especially just by taking a glimpse of the person or even the way they talk and gestures and even facial expressions that's really very impressive

[@speedykiller360]

Very nice video. I just experienced the "Actions are louder than words" phrase. In our school one teacher was always behaving very nicely. She would help you with getting good grades, actually no one got worse grades than 3 (in scale 1-5). But at the final exam she started to behave very weirdly. For some reason, she kept this way of beeing a nice teacher only when interacting to certain people. Others were left to fail. Why? Thats the mask of pretending helpfulnes and positivism. And yes, actions are louder than words! That shoul be looked after when judging politics, haha. Anyway thanks for the video, I really enjoyed it!

[@jonsnor4313]

Thats actually it. You know someone wholeheartly means it when the body is in tune with what the person says. Sometimes people mean it but have other factors unconciously and lie to themselves. And sometimes people try to help, but cant because some reasons. That says nothing about the teacher. People just lie often. But when actions of the body and the tone fit perfectly, its usually the truth or very good acting, but appearently actors can use a part of themselves to express the role, so its a truth. But for not skilled liars actions are really louder than words.

[@ThisisEnzoman]

definitely you are my favourite book ❤

[@MasculineMan]

thanks mate

[@syedmansoorminhaj9196]

Hey, can you tell me what animation software do you use??🙄 Thanks,😀

[@DoglinsShadow]

INCREDIBLE video!

[@someone-rv4sp]

back when I was 1st grade I was a very shy kid for like 2 or 4 years now am the most confident kid you might ever see .... a piece of advice for you just be yourself don't copy "cool kids" you're killing yourself if you're doing it

[@inrgb3625]

I thought I remembered this from the law of human nature great book

[@interesting7409]

Thanks for sharing it knowledge may u have 1 million subscribers