Body Language - Learn to interpret body language cues such as facial expressions, gestures, and posture to understand what someone is thinking or feeling.

Eye Contact - Pay attention to eye contact, as it can convey emotions, intentions, and level of engagement in a conversation.

Voice Tone and Pitch - Listen to the tone and pitch of someone's voice, as it can reveal their emotions and mood.

Hand Gestures - Observe hand gestures and movements to gain insights into someone's level of confidence, enthusiasm, or nervousness.

Posture - Notice how someone carries themselves and their posture, as it can indicate their level of comfort, openness, or defensiveness.

Microexpressions - Look for fleeting facial expressions known as microexpressions, which can reveal hidden emotions or reactions.

Context - Consider the context of a situation, including cultural norms and individual differences, when interpreting nonverbal cues.

Congruence - Pay attention to the congruence between verbal and nonverbal cues, as inconsistencies may signal deception or hidden feelings.

Practice Empathy - Develop empathy and sensitivity to others' emotions by reading their nonverbal cues and responding appropriately.

Continuous Learning - Continuously improve your ability to read people by practicing observation, empathy, and active listening skills.