discovered about your blessing

discovered about your blessing. Some of the movements made by excited people include:

·        They rub their palms against each other.

·        They clap their hands.

·        Their heads are tilted forward.

·        Their cross their fingers (usually comes with the hope that something big or special will happen). 

 

Signals Exhibiting Confidence/Authority/Power

People with a high degree of self-confidence are normally more likely to be successful than those who have low self-esteem. Moreover, those who exhibit authority or dominance usually come out on top because they subconsciously make other people feel weaker. So how do they move?

·        They maintain firm eye contact and rarely looks on other body parts underneath the nose.

·        They speak with a low-pitched, slow-paced, downward-inflected voice.

·        Chin tilted upwards.

·        Chest projected outwards.

·        They maintain an erect posture, whether standing or sitting.

·        They sit in reverse, with the back of the chair serving as their support or shield. People who sit in this position are known to be bossy and aggressive.

·        Their hands are clenched behind the back.

·        Their hands are placed beside the hips.

 



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