Indications That They Are Action-Oriented
Indications That They Are Action-Oriented

People who are goal-oriented and highly motivated may not only be recognized by how they speak. Their actions actually speak louder.

·        They walk at a fast rate while swinging their arms loosely.

·        They put their hands on their hips, usually with legs apart.

·        They walk with hands on their hips. This may indicate a spurt of vitality at the moment, but may be followed by sluggishness.

 
Indications That They Are Defensive/Hiding Something

            The mouth might keep a secret, but certain gestures could indicate that people are hiding something they don’t want others to find out, such as:

·        They walk with their hands in their pockets.

·        They cross their arms.

·        They hide their hands any way they can.

 

Indications Of Boredom

Imagine your boss is doing a presentation and all employees are required to listen. You noticed that many of them are clicking their pen, tapping their feet, and drumming their fingers. After the meeting, you hear the boss ask them, “Did you enjoy the presentation?” They would say “Definitely!” But you know better. Their actions indicate just how bored they are. It feels good to know body language, doesn’t it?

Some signals conveyed by people who are bored and disinterested include:

·        Head supported by the palm, often accompanied by drooping eyes.

 



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