Think You Can Spot a Liar? Your Brain May Disagree | Traci Brown

Think you’re good at spotting a liar? Your own brain might be working against you.

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Traci Brown (https://www.bodylanguagetrainer.com/)  is a three-time U.S. collegiate national cycling champion, former Team USA cyclist, and body language and deception detection expert who has trained alongside law enforcement, and her path to becoming a human lie detector started in one of the most notorious eras of professional cycling.

In this episode, Traci takes us inside the world of elite cycling, including racing alongside the generation of athletes that included Lance Armstrong, the complicated reality of doping, and what high-level competition taught her about preparation, persistence, and never freakin quitting.

Then we get into the REALLY fun stuff: How do you spot deception? What does body language reveal? And why are we so damn good at rationalizing away evidence that conflicts with what we already believe?

Because spotting a liar isn’t just about watching them.

Sometimes you need to watch yourself.  

Anne Bonney helps organizations stop waiting for people to “get on board” with change.  She gets them moving through the discomfort and into action and self-accountability.​  Anne Bonney is a change keynote speaker and emcee specializing in the human side of organizational change, including resistance to change, redefining success, emotional intelligence, courageous communication, and change leadership.