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Index
Your FREE Bonus Book! Introduction – Why Should You Read This Book? Chapter 1: What Is Body Language?
Why is Body Language Important? Reading Body Language Is All In Context
Personal Telltale Body Language Signals Baselining: How Do You Do It
Common Idioms on Body Language Translated
Look into my eyes and say, “This is not true” Read my lips Talk to the hand These feet were meant for walking Make a first impression
Body Language Myths You Should Know About
Myth 1: No Eye Contact Means Lying Myth 2: Crossing Arms Means “Not Interested” Myth 3: Fidgety People Are Perhaps Hiding Something Myth 4: Anyone Who Talks Fast Is Conning You Myth 5: A Good Verbal Communication Will Compensate For Inadequate Body Language
Chapter 2: The Telltale Signs of Body Language
Facial Expression
Anger Disgust Fear Happiness Sadness Surprise
Posture Arm Position Space Zones Hand Gestures Foot Placement
Chapter 3: Body Language Facts You Can Use
How to Pick Up the Signals
Open or Closed Telling the Truth or Lying On Your Side Or Against Dominant or Subservient Committed or Could Not Care Less
10 Tips on How to Use Body Language to Your Advantage
Show That You Are In Control Move and Speak For Best Impact Rotating Your Palms Downward To Confirm Authority Want To Be Respected For Your Opinion at Meetings, Speak First Gauge the Readiness of Your Audience Know Whether It’s A Good or Bad Time to Negotiate To Make an Impact and Get Them To Listen, Widen Your Stance To Get Back Into the Saddle, Take a Step Back – Literally To Give the Impression of Trust, a Cup of Coffee Will Help Shake Hands Before And After
Confident Body Language – The Dos and the Don’ts
The Dos The Don’ts
Chapter 4: The Different Body Languages
The Gender (Body) Language
Body Language for Her Facial Expressions Proximity Touching Body Language for Him Facial Expression Proximity Touching
The Culture (Body) Language
Geography Connotation
The Age (Body) Language Did You Know …?
Conclusion: Forewarned Means Forearmed Preview of ‘Persuasion: The Subtle Art’ Other Books by this Author Helpful Resources
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