Body Language Secrets

Have you ever come across an alpha leader? Yes, an alpha is someone in the community who has the highest rank. I believe that you have met with someone who exhibited natural magnetism. Someone who walked into a room and people started to look. An individual who spoke and people started to listen. A leader who was born to lead. …

Confidence is knowing your value, and acting in a way that conveys that to others. There’s no understating the importance of confidence in your everyday life. Confident people are more successful in dating, at the workplace, and in life in general. Confidence makes people attractive and trustable. Being confident helps you get what you want! People read your body language …

Communication has a lot more do than just words. Implicit messages are a crucial part of interpersonal communication. These are ‘meanings’ that are expressed nonverbally (e.g. through tone or pitch of voice, facial expressions, gestures, the distance between the communicators, and body language). Non-verbal enriches your communication in various ways. For instance, it reinforces or modifies the meaning of your …

Body language and your relationship! Of course! Research has found out that words (literal meaning) account for just 7% of the total communication in your relationship and life in general. That means up to 93% of the meaning you communicate has everything to do with non-verbal communication (body language and tone of voice). The significance of body language in a …

In the sophisticated technology the world has now, communication is just on the tip of your fingers. In just few clicks, emails, text messages, instant messages, and chats are exchanged between two or more persons, thus creating communication.   Even without seeing each other face to face, people can always make a way to communicate. But do you know that …

To have an effective workplace is essential for having a good running workmate relationship. And to have a good relationship between employees and the management is to have a good running company or business. If the workplace of a certain company is an open workplace, employees are encouraged to share their ideas and concern about the management and for the betterment …

Ah, the smirk. The ever-so confusing body language that's associated with many things. These include passive aggressiveness, smugness, egoism and even pride. However, just like any other body language, smirking can take on different meanings depending on the person or the situation. For instance, smirking at your friend could just be a little tease. But on the other hand, smirking …

Smile is a mysterious part of your everyday life. There are different types of smiles, and sometimes, it leaves you wondering what they really mean. A quick study of body language can clue you in on the type of smile that they're using. Here are some tips to know the meanings behind smiles: Closed Smile A smile where the lips are …

Your boss: the ever enigmatic figure in your office whose body language you always seem to over interpret. At any rate, you feel that your boss's body language will always feel to have weight on you. For your boss, everything she/he does is just a simple action – a subconscious action that just happened. For you, her/his sighs or chin rubbing …

Your mood is a powerful tool when engaging with crowds of people. When you speak in front of a crowd in an excited voice, they will feel excited and anticipate your next sentence. Similarly, when you speak in a happy tone or walk in a skipping manner, the people around you will also feel a little boost. However, when your …