Learn a three-step framework for reading people when you can't communicate directly. Start by observing their body language, then listen to what you can hear around you, then ask questions to clarify what you've noticed.
Alright, number 1 is when you can see something. You can't hear and you can't talk, but you can see. Like, I can see the guys from AV, from audio and video, however I can't talk to them. And I can't listen to them. However, I can read their body language. The second step is to discover if somebody— if you can listen to somebody, to someone. You're in a restaurant, you're eating, and the table next to you— test it next time you're in a restaurant, just test it. You sit next to somebody and you can listen. And the third one is when you can ask questions, when you can talk.
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