Like anything else, the ability to observe and study others is a learned skill!

I have a chapter in there on social intelligence. And the reason I put that in there is you can know everything about business or music or the arts or podcasting, whatever your field is. But if you don't understand people, you're going to have a miserable life full of drama, full of conflict, full of all sorts of other problems. So this is a— and the number one thing that you need to do is to develop your powers of observation. As you say, it's a skill like learning how to play the guitar or anything. And I have a chapter in my new book about empathy as the upholder opposite of narcissism. And I also have a chapter about nonverbal behavior because 95% of human communication is nonverbal through our body language or tone of our voice. You're missing all of these signs because you're not observing people. And I teach you very, very strong, very detailed fashion in The Laws of Human Nature how to make yourself a superior observer of people. And that once you develop that skill, it will go with you wherever you go. So if you're in a job interview or you're interviewing someone for a job, you suddenly have the ability to see through their mask and understand them.