Comments by "TotalRookie_LV" (@TotalRookie_LV) on "Lewis Howes" channel.

  1. "Mastering the art of facial communication" = lying not just verbally, but also by giving off misleading facial micro-expressions. Well, isn't it nice? P.S. I'm neurodivergent - already diagnosed for inattentive ADHD, but also quite certain now, it's actually AuDHD. I will not mislead people neither by words nor body language, but... I got problems with this. See,, my facial expressions are very limited, literature calls it "stone face", which sometimes causes issues - my face seldom expresses anything, even when I want to. The problems it cause in communication may include letting other people know, I understood, what they are saying the first time, so they keep on repeating, EVEN when I say them I did get it, which can be quite annoying. Or when I feel good, I thought I was smiling, then saw my reflection in a window - completely blank expression, that was quite unpleasant and unexpected discovery. Yet at the same time I may be easy to read, at least I believe so, so no, I don't actually have a "poker face".
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  2. I did pull my upper eyelid back,when as kids we were chasing each other playing "you are it!" Maybe in excitement, maybe it helps to better track the "prey".
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  3. Lying is the most puzzling thing about so called neurotypical (i.e. normal) people.
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