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How to Read Hidden Emotional Pain in Anyone | Chase Hughes



How to Read Hidden Emotional Pain in Anyone | Chase Hughes

Chase Hughes teaches us How to Spot Trauma in Anyone Instantly.

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Chase Hughes is a former US Navy Chief and leading behaviour expert and body language master. He is the bestselling author of books such as, ‘The Behavior Operations Manual: Neuro-Cognitive Intelligence’ and ‘The Ellipsis Manual: Analysis And Engineering of Human Behaviour’.

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  1. @criticalmass5402 on

    I don't understand how Chase moved from a tough interrogator to a woke touchy-feely pseudo phycologist. This analysis is a description of a human being as one dimensional that can be dissected and reprogrammed by the wonderful you who has learned the tricks & can uncover that single 'trauma' that made their subject get triggered (another woke verb). Go back to your roots Chase, this is superficial stuff not worthy of your education.

  3. @WeAreAllOneNature on

    At 1:20 he explains how random YouTube viewers can gain trust from people who struggle to trust others by saying: ''You're not going to get that [dishonesty] here. You can completely relax. This space is completely different. I can promise you that.''

    Is that image at 1:41 of the confidence-trickster in 'The Wolf Of Wallstreet'?

  4. @DalilaGhyselen on

    Das test om je beetje per beetje kapot te maken.Om het geld te bemachtigen,moeten ze u psychologische kapot maken.Dat begint eerst op u uiterlijk.Dan op communicatie,dan Sexuweel,dan ouderlijk gezag ,dan het definitief doel geld .Om gezelschap dame hun rijkelijk te belonen.Hopen dat je sterft dan is alles afbetaald en dan moet je geen uitleg meer geven over u trauma’s.Best is als u ouders sterven.Dat u schulden hebt betaald hebben ze vergeten.Hun nieuw lief is perfect.Ze maakt nog groter schulden.Dat u ex nog interessant is.Kinderachtige gedoe noemen ze dat.Maakt veel gezinsdrama .Rechtbank heeft er geen controle over en naar de politie luisteren ze niet.Door strond van advocaat die graag lijken ziet.Vraag mij af waarom we gescheiden zijn.

  6. @marcusgroupx on

    Wow. This soft form of learning is affecting me. These YouTube Shorts with Chase. And no. It's not exposure to Chase in these shorts. It's exposure multiple times of the same Short.

    Regardless, Chase and this method of teaching (YouTube Short) is helping me. A lot. Wow.

    Keep it up guys.

  7. @lidoibenfuchenoff7632 on

    I’m going to share this with my boyfriend. He happens to be a hypnotist, attorney, and a degree in finance. He also has a PI firm. I’ve been training him on how to take care of me. 😳😂🙏❤️

  8. @DijiToleidi on

    This is very helpful information, and I’m grateful to Chase for sharing tips such as this—having said that, though, the thought of this particular ‘tactic’ (for lack of a better word) potentially being taught to people with nefarious/manipulative intentions is a bit frightening… 😬

  21. @lisabeck5582 on

    I’ve recently seen someone do something that reminded me of this tactic and before I saw this video I thought to myself, Wow, I really wish I had that ability to say something so seemingly worthwhile to someone else.

    And while I think it was coming from a good place in her heart, after having seen this video, I now have to wonder if there wasn’t something a little more tactical to it.

    I just hope that one day someone will appreciate me for my simple mind.

  22. @lesleyhubble2976 on

    I was telling someone about a job I used to work at where I was unhappy, I then said how I hated it and was depressed because my mum was ill and my dad just died. I felt my voice crack and tears started welling up in my eyes. Must go I said, I’m sure they noticed. You can’t hide some emotions

  27. @Teborasaur on

    This is interesting because it seems there is so much overlap in this video with your other videos about control and manipulation. When does using these 'techniques' on people change from control and manipulation to 'positive'? Doing this just sounds kind of like you're trying to pry them open without their consent and seems disingenuous..? I don't know I'm not an expert.. I just think any conversation that you feel you are 'controlling' yourself or words or actions in a way to get a certain reaction or outcome feels a bit sneaky and manipulative.. If you are going to do something like this shouldn't you be honest with them first and explain this knowledge and then have that conversation? So they aren't blindsided into opening up if they didn't really want to?

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