Six-Minute X-Ray: Rapid Behavior Profiling

I’ll start this off with a little warning... Once you read and absorb this book, you will NOT look at people, especially your friends and loved ones, the same way ever again! Period. That is not meant in a bad way though. You will be able to peek under their masks, create an accurate Psychological Profile of them within 6 minutes, and create such an indestructible bond and rapport that will cause people to drop their defenses, admire you, and get out of their own way to do anything for you. This is power you cannot buy or get anywhere else! This is especially true, for me, working in high-level negotiations in the corporate arena. This was the ‘missing piece’ I’ve been looking for a long time but could not find. Having been exposed to much information on Body Langugage, most of which turns out to be false (Chase goes over this in the book), I was always left with no real, actionable information, to be able use in real-life, to get a correct read on potential clients and develop a strong rapport with them, UNTIL NOW. Chase Hughes definitely knows his stuff and I am so pleased, just like his previous book The Ellipsis Manual, this book contains absolutely no filler or fluff, only actionable materials that work in real-life situations. I spent almost the whole New Years Day reading this book. I ordered some food and went to pick it up. As I was waiting, I began observing people in the restaurant even with their (COVID) masks on, I was still able to see things that Chase talks about in this book. I was beginning to see people and life differently. I smiled to myself. If this is your first time hearing about Chase Hughes, may I suggest that you read this book first. It is easy to read and learn. Once you read and absorb the information within, then read his earlier book, The Ellipsis Manual, as it will be much more easier to comprehend and learn additional Manchurian Candidate-style techniques that is truly Mind Control! Both of Chase’s books are extremely dangerous, if used by the wrong hands. Use the materials with extreme caution, don’t use them to con, deceive or control people for personal and selfish reasons. Use them for the betterment of humanity. Use them to help people break out of their own limitations and negative cycles. When you do that, people will love and adore you, and want to do anything you ask them to. With both books, you will become a lethal persuasion and influence warrior in life, business, family, etc.... Chase, if you’re reading this, thanks for this awesome second book, and I truly look forward to the third, fourth, and fifth books and beyond!

Pristine writing perfectly communicates the concepts for the reader to evolve their skill. This is all actionable information. A treasure. Thank you !

Chase has done an incredible job condensing a vast amount of powerful information on behavior and influence into a single usable system. After just reading it once through I believe my ability to read people has increased significantly and I plan to read it at least a couple more times and do the exercises. Thank you very much Chase, for this valuable treasure of a book.

Chase Hughes does not disappoint. He is able to be simultaneously thorough and concise as he walks the reader step-by-step through this incredibly fun and effective behavior profiling system, all the while being led by integrity. If you want to understand yourself and your fellow human better so you can grow as a person and connect to the people in your life, this is definitely the book for you. Highly, highly recommend. Thanks, Chase.

Love love love this book. I didn't realize I had already used some of these techniques/clues. Being a high school principal for years gave me practice in reading people, I guess. I am now practicing and making more observations, and it is revelatory.

I found out about Chase Hughes on a Joe Rogan podcast. I was immediately fascinated and watched a dozen other podcasts before eventually buying this book/manual. This will make every conversation you ever have completely different! I’ve applied the techniques in real conversations, and even just by observing people, podcasts, etc., I now see things I was never able to see before. I hate sales and I’m not a salesman, but I recently went to a trade show here in LA and applied some of the models he teaches. My co-worker was blown away by how I was able to guide the conversation, keep people engaged, and avoid anyone saying “no” when I approached them. This book will change the way you listen to your family and the way you go on dates—it’s wild. After finishing this one, I purchased his follow-up book, The Ellipsis Manual, which goes even deeper and gets more technical, also touching on hypnotism and related topics. I’m still learning; these techniques will take years to master and apply second nature, but just within a few chapters you’ll already start listening to and watching people—friends, family—differently and learn things about them you never noticed before. I’ve had this book and been practicing for about 8 months now, and I feel even more confident in the way I speak and listen to people. If you poke around the web, you can find all the necessary charts and tables that people complain are missing in some reviews here—just search a bit harder, as they’re available on his website under various links. My only constructive criticism is that I wish Chase Hughes had narrated the audiobook himself instead of hiring a voice actor. While the professional narrator is good, Chase has a way of speaking that’s clear, comprehensive, and keeps you completely focused. I hope he records it himself in the future.

A very elementary approach to this book would be how to increase sales and retain clients, but the real beauty comes from the ability to actually connect with each other, seeing beyond the mask that we all hide behind. I recently finished this book and am on my second week of training. I have long since been interested in behavioral observation, however the comprehensive approach taken by Chase, who very, very generously shares his knowledge with us, goes above and beyond. I do not look at anyone the same, not even myself. At times, I struggle to keep it together, seeing how much pain others hide from the world stirs levels of empathy in me that is nearly debilitating, yet now, I do not know how I was unable to see it before. My relationships with others has changed profoundly *already,* and people pour their hearts out to me, because I genuinely know how to listen to them now. And I’m only on the second week of training! Chase, thank you so much. I am deeply grateful for the knowledge you shared with us. You have made the world a better place, at the very least in this tiny sliver of existence that I may call my own. Nothing will ever be the same, and the actions you have taken in your life have rippled into my world, creating waves of progress, understanding, and human connection. My greatest wish is that others may experience the same.

Hello, I found it interesting to read this book, although it seemed to confuse me a lot. However, the key things I gained from it are as follows. 1. The best thing you can do for yourself or another is to remove your/need to distance, protect, or conceal yourself. 2. Try to stop engaging in self-soothing habits when alone; you don't need to do "Thing". It is a habit and takes up time! 3. All habits you have have soothed you, the problem may be dealt with, but the habit may still be in your life, causing you to trigger that memory with that originally soothing habit. 4. Try to avoid being interrupted so you don't lose your focus, and look like you don't know what you are talking about. Stay focused on your intended meaning of the message 5. It's important to observe what we think is important, or interesting, and ask why before engaging with it, Etc Influence: When people are talking to you, speak in a way that removes yourself from he situation with words to aid them in forgetting you were involved. Observation: 1. People seek confidence from friends/family - Acceptance from peers, teachers. 2. People's eyes move right or left, identify if right or left per person is positive or negative side, of their recall? 3. Any techniques you develop have to be Half based on research/feedback, and getting the results set out to obtain, change the result goal, as feedback changes??? 4. Someone being deceptive may look down, Sign of remorse/regret/self-editing?? 5. Everyone feels broken, different, scared, and has their reason why they think they deserve to feel that way, but not everyone cares about your reasons. Don't validate them, don't pry into others! Internal stress causes people to pull within. You can tell someone is a good noodle when: They wait to share their views and observe, They notices changes and act immedeately to revert to peace, They verify or pass there theories through fello peers, They take things seriously, but know how to keep others from bieng too worked up into their feelings so they can focus and not distract them, themselves, or otheres. Sidenote: I feel like the backstory was made up as a Reason for the Why of the book, and did not read like it was authentic.