Rene Deceuninck, founder of IPBLTD, presents his new book See What's Never Being Said, a guide to reading body language for sales and business. The book includes 180+ illustrations to help decode unspoken cues, spot lies, and attract clients instead of repelling them. Only 100 signed copies available before mass production.
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Hi, Rene Deceuninck from IPBLTD, the body language company from London. Welcome. Did you ever hear the word finally? Well, finally, after many years of delivering seminars, workshops, public speaking, also studying, self-study, interactions with people, big audiences plus 1,000, one-on-ones, I finally can introduce you to my new book, See What's Never Being Said. In business and communication in general. The ultimate guide to body language and how to master the most powerful language on this planet. I've got a question. What are the obstacles we struggle with on a daily basis in sales and business communication in general? People telling you they're busy, to call them back, they have no time, they're not interested. But when people have no time, why would they respond in the first place or pick up the phone? Did you ever, ever, ever experience the pain of getting a no after no after no? Being rejected time after time, to not meet your targets on a daily basis. This book with over 180 pictures will explain to you what you see on a daily basis in human language, so easy to understand. You will be able to see what's never being said in meetings and business and in communication. You will raise your self-confidence to a new level. You'll finally understand what people— and clearly understand what people mean when they say something. You'll discover a lie versus the truth. You will pull people towards you instead of pushing them away, and you'll experience new results beyond imagination. Therefore, before going into mass production, I would like to offer you that exclusive limited edition signed by me. Watch out, there's only 100 copies available, so first in, first served. I'm looking forward to meet you in the near future, and body language, remember, is see what's never being said. Thank you so much.