Most people listen for what’s being said. CAPS taught me to listen for how it’s being said — and what’s missing.
When you shift your attention, everything changes.
You hear the Convincing. You see the Avoiding. You notice the Contradictions. You feel the AWOL details. You track the Pronouns. You catch the Storytelling.
Lying is noisy once you know what noise to listen for.
That’s why I built CAPS. Not to turn conversations into interrogations, but to give myself a clearer lens on people. And once you hear through that lens, you don’t go back.