Body Language Skills

How to Use Your Own Body Language to Influence Almost Anybody

By: Curtis Manley

Narrated by: Barry Dorfman

Have you ever thought about what your body language is communicating to the rest of the world - your boss, family, or romantic interest?

Do you consider yourself good at reading people?

Or are you looking for a way to boost your confidence and show it off to the world?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, this guide will quickly change your life.

As social creatures, humans are dependent on communication.

We can all improve our communication skills, and it’s time for you to go beyond the words you are saying and focus on your body language.

You may be unintentionally communicating something to the world that is hindering you from success, whether at work, with friends, or with your love life.

By becoming aware of body language, you can learn how to present yourself better to get what you want and figure out what others are thinking and feeling to better work with them.

So, understanding body language is an all-around win for you!

From romantic relationships, to understanding your clients or boss, to getting the job and promotion you want, body language is the lesser-talked-about skill you need.

This guide is rooted in evidence-based research, such as the 1987 study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, “Universals and cultural differences in the judgments of facial expressions of emotion” by O’Sullivan, M., et al.

Their work reveals the thousands of ways the face can communicate what is going on in the mind, and how these facial expressions are similar across cultures.

In this guide, you will discover:

• The fastest method for turning on and embracing the power within you (hint: the skills you need are already within you!)
• How to read what someone’s leg position is really saying about what they want
• The sure signs that someone is lying or trying to mislead you - and how you can beat them at their own game
• How to get a truly accurate first impression of someone even if you’ve always been a poor judge of character
• Why you might be killing your relationship by not understanding your partner’s personal space, and how to save it before it’s too late
• The four main gestures that reveal a person’s desires that you will read immediately
• How you’re revealing your personality in your body language, and how to conceal it like a professional poker player
• How to completely avoid a dysfunctional person or relationship -within seconds of meeting them

Understanding nonverbal communication is learning to read between the lines of a relationship, whether you are meeting for the first time or trying to understand someone important in your life.

This underutilized tool is going to give you the power you are seeking.

Give yourself a head start in improving your communication skills by learning the art of body language today by clicking “buy now” right now!

©2019 Curtis Manley (P)2021 Curtis Manley

Very informative and useful!

I found this book very informative and useful for both my own self-awareness and understanding the people I interact with daily. I intend on reviewing this book again and hope to strengthen my knowledge of body language.

More fully what is being taught.

The overall experience was nice but I felt that there were times when there was a description/picture that needs to be seen in order to understand more fully what is being taught.

This is great!

This book starts from the top of the human body and down, and goes point by point. This is great if you are the kind of person who just needs the straight facts.

The perfect guidebook for everyone.

Body language is one of the many ways that we humans communicate—but while most people pay attention to words and actions, body language is rarely given notice. I think that's the perfect guidebook for everyone.

The general attention goes to.

People who have mastered the art of analyzing other people are trained exceptionally well to explain the invisible and use their senses to look deeper into a person’s embodiment, looking further than where the general attention goes to.