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Free Body Language Tips
Every week we email a free body language tip, technique, or strategy. The tips are short, to the point, and cover a wide range of communication scenarios. To sign up for the tip of the week, use the sign-up form on the right. We value your right to privacy, and we will never sell or share your email address with others, nor will ever send you spam. Unsubscribe instructions are included with every tip.
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Head Tilt - left, right or center
Tonya Reiman
Tilt of the head Can it really be that you are judged on appearance and trustworthiness simply by the position of your head? A recent study demonstrates how head tilt can help you appear to be either more trustworthy or more attractive. People who tilt their head to the right by a few degrees are seen as more trustworthy whereas a tilt to the left is seen as more attractive. Which do you need in your next interaction? . . . keep reading
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Invisible Conversational Thread
As discussed in a previous newsletter, it is tough when conversation runs low when first meeting new people - usually those of the attracting sex as men can usually (and I stress usually) discuss sports and women can discuss almost anything :). However, there are times when you are grasping at straws to keep a conversation moving along. ITC can easily come into play during these instances. An example of invisible conversational threading might be .... . . . keep reading
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Ways to Keep a Conversation Going
Tonya Reiman
Keep the conversation going Is there any worse feeling than running out of conversation a few minutes after meeting a new person? Over the years I have participated in several dating bootcamps and I am always astonished to note how difficult it is to keep up small talk. My very good neighbor has always reminded me that people LOVE to talk about . . . keep reading
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Smiling
Tonya Reiman
Did you know that smiling not only makes you feel good but it can also help your relationship.? We have all heard the research indicating that smiling releases endorphins (the feel good hormone), however, how can it help your relationship? . . . keep reading
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Nose wrinkle
Tonya Reiman
Do they wrinkle their nose at you? Have you ever noticed, mid-sentence, that someone scrunches up their nose at you? Why do people crinkle their nose? The nose crinkle is a very reliable indicator of how we are feeling about a person and/or subject because the expression is an unconscious one. . . . keep reading
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Steepling of the hands equals confidence..... OR DOES IT???
Tonya Reiman
You will quite often hear that when an individual steeples his or her fingers they are feeling confident. Usually, this is a male gesture (although, you may have witnessed many a female, ie Hillary Clinton, use this signal. But does it always mean supreme confidence? Well, the next time you are involved in or witness an interaction between..... . . . keep reading
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Foot Lift
Tonya Reiman
Did you ever notice someone lifting their foot while listening to another? Can you fathom why during a conversation the toes would begin to move towards the heavens? Try to imagine this in your mind, usually the toes will move upward because the person.... . . . keep reading
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Foot Jazzing, Tapping, Twitching
Tonya Reiman
Are they nervous, lying, threatened? Why do some people always move their legs and others never do? What provokes them to jazz their legs with either slow, twitchy movements or big punt like action? You can usually assume..... . . . keep reading
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Silence As A Power Tool
Tonya Reiman
Quite often silence indicates a lack of interest or insecurity however, it can also be used as a power movement to convey confidence simply by .... . . . keep reading
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Symmetry Sells
Tonya Reiman
Are the left and right sides of your face and body similar? Does it really matter if they are or aren't? Believe it or not..... the significance is huge. . . . keep reading
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Self Touching Adapters
Tonya Reiman
Scenario: You are talking to someone and they are unconsciously touching themselves. Solution: Self touching displays which are also referred to as self adapters, usually indicate some level of anx . . . keep reading
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3-25-08: Pointing
Tonya Reiman
What does it mean when someone is pointing their finger at you? How is it different from when they are pointing away from you? Using both hands to do a 'double point' can mean... . . . keep reading
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3-25-08: Hand on Chin
Tonya Reiman
What does it mean when the person you are speaking with has their hand on their chin? It might mean that they are bored or it could mean that they . . . keep reading
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