Want to know how to earn a person's trust? See the FBI tips!

Not long ago, we at Mega Curioso published a story here where we shared some tips from an FBI agent who helped design a book focused on teaching readers how to win people's trust.

Because this information can be very useful - both for those who want to convey a more reliable picture of themselves and those who want to get smarter about the rogues on duty - our team decided to create an animation on the subject. You can check out our Tips in action below and check out the video transcript below:

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Did you know that FBI agents are trained to be pleasant and reliable?

One such agent is Robin Dreeke, author of the book The Code of Trust, where he explains how anyone can become someone they all trust.

According to him, the key is to know the person you're talking to, understand how he communicates, and talk to him the way he likes to be treated the most.

He recommends that you identify, from the first conversation with the person, what type of communicator they are. Notice if she likes to pay attention to stories and jokes or prefers to be prompted by tasks and procedures.

And there are two types of communicators: direct, who think as they speak, and indirect, who need to think before they speak.

People are often a mix of these two characteristics, but one always ends up standing out.

If you can identify, the best way is to talk the same way the other person communicates.

This way she will understand right away what you have to say and create a verbal connection with you!

Does it work? Tell us if these FBI tips worked! It costs nothing to try, right? See you in the next animation!

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