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How Can You Be Sure?
You’re in the store picking up some last minute items. You
see someone who looks different, out of place. They are
looking around suspiciously with their hands in their pockets.
They are surveying everything around them. Or they are
following someone. They look like someone that doesn’t belong.
How can you be sure? Could they be a terrorist, kidnapper,
robber, or violent offender, getting ready to take advantage of
the situation.
There is a key, a solution to this situation.
But let’s carry this a little further. What if you were in
an airport, in the office, parking lot, your work place, on a
plane, train, bus, first date, on the highway, and you saw
someone like this.
And what if it was your child, at the bus stop, in school,
on a bicycle, with someone lurking around, maybe sitting in
a car waiting for the right opportunity.
You can be sure if you know what to look for. That someone
may be under too much stress and prone to violent behavior.
Stress affects the mind and optic nerves behind the eyes, and
pulls the muscles up. That’s how you can tell.
There are five stages
of stress, which are revealed on “The
Stress Chart”. The stress can go from; simple stress, to someone
with psychotic tendencies, to someone who wants control over
you. You can take the card with you and use it on everyone
you meet.
And “The Stress Chart” is FREE!
This chart is timely and needed. With all the violence, kidnapping,
and terrorism going on, this chart can help.
It can help with the war on crime,
terror, and violence, especially with our children.
To get your chart, go to: http://www.faceuptoit-youcan.com/sanpaku.html
Kathy Thompson, Writer, Speaker, Profiler, has been studying Faces for
over 10 years and is available to help you succeedwith products,
programs, profiles. Contact Kathy at; writing4u@faceuptoit-youcan.com
About the Author
With a B. S. in
Business Communications Kathy has taught her
programs around the country at various businesses
and Adult Education Centers.
She writes and speaks about Health, Personal
Communications (writing, speaking, face reading).
Kathy's goal is to help you be all you can
be and reach your potential.
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