To see someone’s true character, look at just these 2 things
Truly understanding someone can take years—or just minutes—if you know where to look. It’s not about judging appearances or relying on what people say about themselves. The real clues lie in subtle behaviors and instinctive reactions that speak louder than words.
Carl Jung, the renowned Swiss psychiatrist and founder of analytical psychology, believed that a person’s character is most evident in everyday, unguarded moments. According to Jung, if you want to uncover someone’s true nature, there are two key behaviors to observe. His simple yet powerful insight offers a deeper way to see people as they truly are.
Two Subtle Clues That Reveal True Character
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