Welcome to the show. I'm Jordan Harbinger. As always, I'm here with my producer, Jason DeFilippo.

Now, for years, I've been obsessed with communication. And I started this obsession with the idea

that body language and nonverbal communication could be read and interpreted. And one of the pioneers

of this specialty is retired FBI agent Joe Navarro. Joe co-founded the program, the FBI

still uses to this day to teach and interpret human behavior and the work is absolutely fascinating.

Of course, Joe left Cuba when he was eight and came to the United States. He wasn't a native

English speaker. So nonverbal cues like the ones we're going to talk about today and the ones

he writes about became very important in helping him decipher what people were saying. Today,

Joe and I discuss dangerous personalities, namely the narcissist and the predator. We're going to

learn about the characteristics of each and how we can spot them. We'll also learn what to do when

we realize we've come across one in our day to day life, or perhaps we're even living with one

of them. This is a great episode for the women and men in your life to stay safe and to create

security for yourself as well. After this show, you'll find yourself evaluating everyone around you

and possibly even yourself. And hey, if you want to know how I managed to book all these great

people and manage my relationships, well, I use systems and tiny habits, check out our level

one course, which is free over at jordanharbinger.com slash level one. All right, here's Joe Navarro.

This book really had me not sleeping so easily. I was reading it on a plane and I thought,

oh my gosh, some of these dangerous personalities, they're not, it's not the kind of danger where you're

like, oh, yeah, this person, you know, he's walking down the street and he's going to take my wallet.

It's more dangerous and scarier because you start thinking about all these people in your life

that you know that have these qualities and you go, oh my gosh, is this person just hiding their

crazy really, really well? And I don't know about it. And I think that that's probably the case.

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