"1 in 20 Are Psychopaths!" THIS Test Will Reveal if the Man You TRUST Is One... | Greg Hartley PT 2

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
Best thing that's ever happened to you financially, go.

**Gregory Hartley** (0:02)
Easy, sold my car on Carvana, amazing offer. Really?

**SPEAKER_1** (0:06)
I hit 200 on a scratcher.

**SPEAKER_3** (0:08)
Did the scratcher come to your house and hand you a check?

**Gregory Hartley** (0:10)
No. How many scratchers did you hit to get that? I hit a button on carvana.com once.

**SPEAKER_4** (0:15)
Okay, that's fair.

**Lisa Bilyeu** (0:17)
It's like the lottery, except you always win.

**SPEAKER_1** (0:20)
Not like the lottery at all, actually.

**Gregory Hartley** (0:22)
Exactly, inexplicably good. Offer's worth bragging about.

**SPEAKER_3** (0:27)
Sell your car today on Carvana.

**Gregory Hartley** (0:28)
Pick up Vee's May Apply.

**Lisa Bilyeu** (0:32)
Welcome back to Women of Impact. Part 1 just threw down the damn gloves on body language, grief, and the subtle ways dangerous men actually reveal themselves, even behind those sweetest, sweetest eyes that really lies. Now, if you're still here and you came back, then you're not running from the raw damn truth, and you will learn exactly by the end of this, how to make sure that you never become a target. But let's be real, part 2 is where it gets even more horrifyingly raw, but when I say horrifying, I mean in the most positive way possible. This is where you see exactly how the high stakes are, not just in theory, but in the courtrooms, real relationships and your own damn gut feelings. Now, Greg Hartley and I aren't just talking about the stranger danger. We're exposing how manipulation works inside of trust, marriages and even in self protection. This is honestly the most heartbreaking thing. And if you've never been through it, then thank the Lord. Let me tell you, these tips and tactics also become a protective mechanism for other people that you may meet in your life, whether it's a partner, a friend, a work colleague or a stranger.
Know when they're genuine and know when they're putting on a show just for manipulation and control.
So we're going to expose it all, every little detail so that you never get fooled. And here's exactly what we go over. The dangerous logical breakdowns, how to spot when a story actually collapses under its own lies, and why you're, quote unquote, this doesn't actually add up is never just paranoia ever. Then we go into why women's instincts sometimes actually fail us. I know we don't want to think about it, but it's true and it's important to discuss the hormone shifts that actually change our risks tolerance as we get older. I don't beat myself up, but I absolutely want to make sure I know what's coming and I want to do better at what I'm automatically doing. So if it's gut instincts, you better believe I want to improve those instincts even more. And then finally, we go into the micro expressions, the culture code switches and survival cues that can save your life. Guys, I find this utterly fascinating. I thought that if you do X, Y and D, it could potentially mean that you're lying or not. But the thing is that we have to actually take into account cultures, the difference between the Middle East and Asia and America. Sometimes those signs may be misleading because in one country, it says one thing, but in a different country, it means another. This is the damn master class in body language with the one, the freaking only, Greg Hartley. So ladies, if you actually want to take ownership over your life, if you want to be the hero of your damn story, not just the cautionary tale, then this episode is for you. So let's get into it right here, right now on Women of Impact.

**SPEAKER_3** (3:11)
So you guys are, you're on the ground, she's kind of holding on to you, so you guys are, would you just, kind of like a scuffle going on? Yes. And her legs wrapped around you? Yes. You mentioned, we got right up to the point where you said she grabbed your testicles, is that right? Yes.
How hard did she grab it?

**SPEAKER_4** (3:32)
I mean, this was, yeah, like, she was holding on to me by my testicles, basically, like that hard.

**SPEAKER_3** (3:38)
Okay, did she grab it and let go or did she grab it and hold on?

**SPEAKER_4** (3:41)
She grabbed it and held on.

**Lisa Bilyeu** (3:43)
Can I pause it for a second? That was an interesting line of questioning because they focused more on the pain of the testicles than the fear of being pushed off a cliff.

**Gregory Hartley** (3:53)
Well, yeah, the whole storyline starts to turn into a comedy of errors. Look, no man is going to sit there and go, oh, she's got me by testicles and got a rock. Now you'll get physical violence.