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How to Avoid Predators But Connect with Good People - Joe Navarro (FBI Body Language)

Brad Carr

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00:00 In This Episode
00:20 Introducing Joe Navarro
01:05 Building Trust: Lessons from the FBI
06:06 Nonverbal Communication In Action
08:09 Dangerous People and Charm
11:45 Gut Reactions to Dangerous Personalities
17:52 Listening to Your Gut: The Importance of Intuition
21:05 Recognizing People's Patterns
23:44 Isolation and Control: Understanding Predator Behavior
25:38 The Importance of Due Diligence in Relationships
26:46 Recognizing Isolation Tactics in Relationships
32:21 Understanding Psychopathy and Its Prevalence
33:33 The Gray Rock Method: A Strategy for Dealing with Predators
38:19 Shifting Focus: Connecting with People
45:06 Selecting the Right People for Meaningful Connections
51:04 find Joe Navarro online
51:33 Connecting with People In-Person
53:02 Further Recommendations

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Joe Navarro shares insights from his FBI experience on trust, body language, and identifying dangerous personalities. Learn how to connect authentically, recognize red flags, and protect yourself from predators.

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@BradCarr_ Creator 3 months ago Pinned

Joe Navarro shares insights from his FBI experience on trust, body language, and identifying dangerous personalities. Learn how to connect authentically, recognize red flags, and protect yourself from predators. Time stamps below:
00:00 In This Episode
00:20 Introducing Joe Navarro
01:05 Building Trust: Lessons from the FBI
06:06 Nonverbal Communication In Action
08:09 Dangerous People and Charm
11:45 Gut Reactions to Dangerous Personalities
17:52 Listening to Your Gut: The Importance of Intuition
21:05 Recognizing People's Patterns
23:44 Isolation and Control: Understanding Predator Behavior
25:38 The Importance of Due Diligence in Relationships
26:46 Recognizing Isolation Tactics in Relationships
32:21 Understanding Psychopathy and Its Prevalence
33:33 The Gray Rock Method: A Strategy for Dealing with Predators
38:19 Shifting Focus: Connecting with People
45:06 Selecting the Right People for Meaningful Connections
51:04 find Joe Navarro online
51:33 Connecting with People In-Person
53:02 Further Recommendations

@caramelmosaicmosaic7940 3 months ago (edited)

Love this dialogue. Still, be aware that many psychopaths have GREAT manners. It’s how they suck people in to control people’s perception of them.

@williamtuite1120 3 months ago

6 good friends !!! I’m 55 and I’m down to 1!, and I feel fortunate for that 1. Just even 1!!! Is enough.

@victoriao1828 3 months ago

100%, if they talk about you behind your back, they're not trustworthy.

@cor3944 3 months ago

Never ask other people about their opinion. They‘ll always say, that the person in question is kind. Most people don‘t have good intuition or wouldn‘t communicate their doubts.

@heatherwhittaker6169 3 months ago

One tip from me...as soon as I enter car I lock all doors...

@Mkm36438 2 months ago

Coming out of a store as they were closing in an open air parking lot. Only a few cars. Looking around there was no one so I felt safe. As I was putting my purchase in the back of my vehicle, a man starts walking towards me and says, “ Miss.” …. split-second my body screamed run and I did. What was upsetting is my family’s reaction, they said the guy probably thought I was crazy. What! Listen to your intuition. Always.

@D.MoeM.Winters 3 months ago

Recently I learned a new term - resentment stalking. My stalker isn’t a sexual predator but a family member who resents me for whatever stupid reason. He’s tried to destroy me. Sometimes I think he’s succeeded. Nobody understands unless they’ve experienced something similar.

@casspower 3 months ago (edited)

I was stalked for 5 years as an NM Realtor. Threats of rape over and over and police never helped because they would use no caller id or fake numbers to contact me over the years. I met a man who pretended to be a licensed electrician and through his interactions with me I concluded he was the man stalking me. He was a paroled sex offender for rape and he had also attempted to murder another woman. Stabbed her over 25 times. He was going my an alias not on the registry and working as an electrician. I only named him in police reports but since I went public with my story the police and the state of NM through the Lt Gov Howie Morales targeted me and had me attested for harassment. Took thousands of dollars and 4 months before the DA dismissed the charge. Not once did the state ever look into who was stalking me but they tried their best to get me to shut up about who I thought it was. Ever since I went public about who I suspected my stalker being a paroled sex offender in NM the stalking has pretty much ended. Never underestimate how manipulative a real predator is.

@AlphagirlMae 1 month ago

I use my gut. Your stomach tells you if something isn't right. Run if you sense something isn't right.

@ChristinaMariaPhilly 3 months ago

Some of the most dangerous people are virtually undetectable.

@JS_NZ 3 months ago

That "attempting to dominate your space..." That’s absolutely 💯 🎯 whether the space is physical, mental or emotional they crowd you & try to manipulate you 🥴

Love bombing, isolating you, monopolizing your time & energy... expressing disapproval of YOU either subtly or overtly... playing the wounded/misunderstood person to elicit your compassion...

@dsoule4902 3 months ago

When standing facing someone in conversation, if you take half a step back to create more space, they step forward they’re not respecting your boundary.

@jupo9928 3 months ago

It's unbelievable until you meet someone that's just out there to take advantage of you. They might not even want your money, they just enjoy getting one over on you in some way.

@kerri5595 3 months ago

I honestly think there are more than 1% psychopathic

@annmurray2832 3 months ago

Matching energy is a primary way to horse training,50 yrs as a horse trainer caused me to be a better people person.

@ambers1157 3 months ago (edited)

"Our subconscious picks up more than our conscious brain". True, with gut feelings and in dreams. All my songs, othe creative ideas, messages of concern... have been served up in dreams. And heed your gut and body. It knows.

@dreambigger931 3 months ago

Always trust your instincts. I was a single woman at an out of town conference at a large full service somewhat upscale hotel. Luckily, I was staying in the hotel where the conference was held. A very charming and seemingly smart man engaged me in an interesting conversation. We spoke for at least 30 minutes. He suggested we leave the hotel to go out to dinner stressing that most hotel restaurants are mediocre. I declined and we dined at the hotel. He later contacted me several times to the point of being annoying and pushy. I was naive and trusting at the time. I shudder to think what could have happened had I left the hotel with him that night.

@ChristinaMariaPhilly 3 months ago

A few years ago, I had a guy I knew casually for 8 months invite me to his “vacation trailer” in an isolated area. I declined. Later, I found out some disturbing things about this person. This guy was very good looking and had a great personality and I think what happens in a lot of cases is that women are flattered as in, “He likes me and wants to spend time with me.” Because of this, they unknowingly open themselves up to dangerous situations.