How to Read People Instantly, Brian Galke on the Skills That Will Matter More Than AI

What if the most valuable skill in the next 10 years isn’t technical, but human?In this episode of Impact Effect, I sit down with Brian Galke, one of the leading experts in facial decoding, body language and human behavior, to talk about the one advantage AI can’t replace, your ability to truly read people.We go deep into:- How to read people’s faces and body language in real time- Why most people misread signals in conversations, meetings, and sales- The hidden mistakes that quietly break trust and connection- How to instantly build stronger relationships in business and in life- Why people skills will matter more than ever in an AI-driven world- How to show up in a room in a way that makes people trust you fasterBrian shares practical, real-world examples you can start using immediately, whether you’re leading a team, selling, building relationships or just trying to communicate better with the people in your life.If you care about connection in a world that’s changing fast, this episode will change how you see every interaction.Catch the full episode on Apple, Spotify and YouTube and be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more conversations about leadership, human connection and real-world impact.Let's goooooo.If you are in Nashville looking for a studio to record your show, be sure to check out bookhoneypod.com for the best spot in town00:00 Welcome to the Impact Effect Podcast00:29 Defining Impact with Brian Galke00:59 The Importance of Showing Up04:05 Balancing Social Interactions05:54 Creating Meaningful Experiences09:31 The Power of Human Connection20:00 Body Language and Facial Decoding23:26 Motivational Stories and Hands-On Events24:10 Connecting with Janine Driver25:57 The Importance of Communication Styles27:48 Active Listening Techniques28:06 Momentum and Miscommunication28:36 Understanding and Adapting Communication34:47 Eyebrows and Facial Decoding36:41 The Power of Personal Connection43:41 The Future of Soft Skills44:36 Conclusion and Final Thought