#30 interesting fact on body language
#1 Psychology says, If you are meeting someone for the first time, you only have about 7 seconds to make a powerful first impression.
#2 Getting and keeping someone’s attention and attraction is believed to have more to do with body language and tone and speed of your voice rather than things that you actually say.
#3 While you are talking with someone, use his/her name frequently. It makes people feel like they have a personal connection with you.
#4 If you speak and encourage yourself in-front of mirror, you will be mentally strong.
#5 People who make the first move will be more attractive and easily get attracted by others.
#6 When you shake someone's hand for the first time, make sure they're warm. Warm hands mean a warm approach. Not mind-blowing but a useful technique.
#7 Use mirroring body language when talking to somebody. I've used this in interviews and have had great outcomes. Copying someone else's gestures in a subtle way makes you more understanding and likeable.
#8 When you shake someone's hand for the first time, make sure they're warm. Warm hands mean a warm approach. Not mind-blowing but a useful technique.
#9 Did you know? If you add some random statistics and put “research/studies/professionals says” in front of anything, most people will believe them without actually looking for the real evidence.
#10 Presentation Matters. Be it a work presentation or your own appearance, the presentation is an important factor. You should always dress and prepare according to the occasion.
#11 Tell people your deepest secrets while looking in their eyes. They will feel an instant attraction. (The Science of Attraction)
#12 If someone makes eye contact with you for 60% of a conversation they’re bored, 80% and they’re attracted to you and 100% of the time then they are threatening you according to study.
#13 When People Crossed arms during conversation, it helps them shut themselves off from other people. We often use this gesture when we are irritated by something. Crossed arms are a clear sign that a person is not feeling good about something.
#14 When people like someone and want to make contact with them, they usually lean forward. In this position, the legs can be motionless, but the body moves forward intuitively.
#15 If someone leans on the back of their chair, they show that they are tired of the conversation. Perhaps they feel uncomfortable in the presence of the other person.
#16 When People Rubbing their both hands together generally means that a person has a positive feeling about something and hands broadcast what the head is thinking. They are hopeful. We do this when we are thinking about some benefits coming in the future.
#17 At the Handshaking time, If a person takes your wrist with their free hand, they are showing that they can be trusted. This Known as “Glove Handshake".
#18 People sometimes touch others with their free hands at times of Handshaking. They can touch the forearm, the elbow, or the back of the other person. Such an invasion of private space means that a person lacks communication. The closer the touch to the torso, the more the person needs company.
#19 Crossed legs are one of the most attractive female positions. And if a woman is playing with her shoe, she is trying to draw your attention to her legs. This gesture indicates that a woman is calm and relaxed.
#20 Putting feet on the desk gesture may express a lot of things: bad manners, disrespect, trying to show who the boss is, or even that the person cares about their own health. Psychologists believe that if you feel comfortable in this position, you shouldn’t rest like this.
#21 If person is biting the arms of their glasses, That indicates that They are definitely worried about something at a subconscious level.
#22 When someone put their hands in front of their face with the index finger near the nose, their not buying what you say or at least they disagree with you.
#23 When we put our chins on our hands, we present our faces as if we’re trying to say, “This is me. You can enjoy as much as you want.” Men should memorize this gesture to catch the moment and give a compliment at the right time.
#24 Moving your legs or hands constantly while talking means you're pretty confused and uncomfortable.
#25 When talking to somebody, looking anywhere than his face is the most powerful “I'm lame and unconfident” message emitter you can use.
#26 Crossed arms & legs signal resistance to your ideas. Crossed arms and legs are physical barriers that suggest the other person is not open to what you’re saying. Even if they’re smiling and engaged in a pleasant conversation, their body language tells the story.
#27 If you’re talking with someone whose stare is making you squirm—especially if they’re very still and unblinking—something is up and they might be lying you.
#28 If there is attraction, the two people turn or even square their shoulders to each other. If one has shoulders turned away (unless looking for something waaaaay over there), that usually means that person is not interested.
#29 A woman tends to play with her hair and lips and if you are sat near her engaged in conversation she will tend to point her feet at you or her legs (knees) or point them away if she is not that keen.
#30 When you do public speaking or giving a presentation use your arms to guide, don’t ever keep it in your pockets or hold in your back.
#2 Getting and keeping someone’s attention and attraction is believed to have more to do with body language and tone and speed of your voice rather than things that you actually say.
#3 While you are talking with someone, use his/her name frequently. It makes people feel like they have a personal connection with you.
#4 If you speak and encourage yourself in-front of mirror, you will be mentally strong.
#5 People who make the first move will be more attractive and easily get attracted by others.
#6 When you shake someone's hand for the first time, make sure they're warm. Warm hands mean a warm approach. Not mind-blowing but a useful technique.
#7 Use mirroring body language when talking to somebody. I've used this in interviews and have had great outcomes. Copying someone else's gestures in a subtle way makes you more understanding and likeable.
#8 When you shake someone's hand for the first time, make sure they're warm. Warm hands mean a warm approach. Not mind-blowing but a useful technique.
#9 Did you know? If you add some random statistics and put “research/studies/professionals says” in front of anything, most people will believe them without actually looking for the real evidence.
#10 Presentation Matters. Be it a work presentation or your own appearance, the presentation is an important factor. You should always dress and prepare according to the occasion.
#11 Tell people your deepest secrets while looking in their eyes. They will feel an instant attraction. (The Science of Attraction)
#12 If someone makes eye contact with you for 60% of a conversation they’re bored, 80% and they’re attracted to you and 100% of the time then they are threatening you according to study.
#13 When People Crossed arms during conversation, it helps them shut themselves off from other people. We often use this gesture when we are irritated by something. Crossed arms are a clear sign that a person is not feeling good about something.
#14 When people like someone and want to make contact with them, they usually lean forward. In this position, the legs can be motionless, but the body moves forward intuitively.
#15 If someone leans on the back of their chair, they show that they are tired of the conversation. Perhaps they feel uncomfortable in the presence of the other person.
#16 When People Rubbing their both hands together generally means that a person has a positive feeling about something and hands broadcast what the head is thinking. They are hopeful. We do this when we are thinking about some benefits coming in the future.
#17 At the Handshaking time, If a person takes your wrist with their free hand, they are showing that they can be trusted. This Known as “Glove Handshake".
#18 People sometimes touch others with their free hands at times of Handshaking. They can touch the forearm, the elbow, or the back of the other person. Such an invasion of private space means that a person lacks communication. The closer the touch to the torso, the more the person needs company.
#19 Crossed legs are one of the most attractive female positions. And if a woman is playing with her shoe, she is trying to draw your attention to her legs. This gesture indicates that a woman is calm and relaxed.
#20 Putting feet on the desk gesture may express a lot of things: bad manners, disrespect, trying to show who the boss is, or even that the person cares about their own health. Psychologists believe that if you feel comfortable in this position, you shouldn’t rest like this.
#21 If person is biting the arms of their glasses, That indicates that They are definitely worried about something at a subconscious level.
#22 When someone put their hands in front of their face with the index finger near the nose, their not buying what you say or at least they disagree with you.
#23 When we put our chins on our hands, we present our faces as if we’re trying to say, “This is me. You can enjoy as much as you want.” Men should memorize this gesture to catch the moment and give a compliment at the right time.
#24 Moving your legs or hands constantly while talking means you're pretty confused and uncomfortable.
#25 When talking to somebody, looking anywhere than his face is the most powerful “I'm lame and unconfident” message emitter you can use.
#26 Crossed arms & legs signal resistance to your ideas. Crossed arms and legs are physical barriers that suggest the other person is not open to what you’re saying. Even if they’re smiling and engaged in a pleasant conversation, their body language tells the story.
#27 If you’re talking with someone whose stare is making you squirm—especially if they’re very still and unblinking—something is up and they might be lying you.
#28 If there is attraction, the two people turn or even square their shoulders to each other. If one has shoulders turned away (unless looking for something waaaaay over there), that usually means that person is not interested.
#29 A woman tends to play with her hair and lips and if you are sat near her engaged in conversation she will tend to point her feet at you or her legs (knees) or point them away if she is not that keen.
#30 When you do public speaking or giving a presentation use your arms to guide, don’t ever keep it in your pockets or hold in your back.
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