This document provides tips for reading non-verbal cues from others to determine their intentions or preferences. It suggests paying attention to whether people are looking in your direction and are available to talk when near you. For determining if someone will make a good business partner, it advises considering if they have previous business experience and experience enthusiasm and interactivity for work. Food preferences can be identified if someone frequently mentions or quickly finishes a particular food. A person's morals may be assessed by how much they care about others and the well-being of people around them. For predicting student success, it notes considering their ability to relax and take breaks from studying.

1. HOW TO READ THE SIGNS: SIDEWAYS
MESSAGES FROM OTHERS
Sharon Liu. 2020/12/28.

2. HOW TO TELL, WHETHER PEOPLE WANT
TO SPEAK TO YOU.
• They are in your vicinity.
• They are looking in your direction.
• They are in an area, where people
socialise, e.g. in a park.
• They are not busy, talking to someone
else.
• Don't ignore people, who are next to
you.
• Notice the positive reasons, for
talking.

3. HOW TO TELL...
• … whether someone will make a
good business partner.
• Have they previously ran a business, or
thought about a business?
• What type of business, was it?
• … whether someone is a good worker.
• Do they display enthusiasm for work?
• Are they interactive, when you speak to
them?
• Do you find plenty of positives, when
you interact with them?

4. HOW DO YOU TELL... (PART
2)
• … which food, someone enjoys?
• Do they mention a food, often?
• Is there a particular region, associated with
this food?
• Does the food disappear quickly, when it is
put in front of them?
• … what someone else's morals, are like?
• Do they care about other people, in a certain
way?
• Do the people around them, live good lives:?
• What do other people, say about them?
• … whether a student will do well, at
university?
• Are they relaxed enough, to take breaks?
• Conduct a social experiment.