Master the MAGIC of Body Language, by Jorge Pinkus — How to Understand, Speak and Finally Master the Magic of Non-Verbal Language, Movement and Emotion

Master the MAGIC of Body Language, by Jorge Pinkus — How to Understand, Speak and Finally Master the Magic of Non-Verbal Language, Movement and Emotion


This is probably for me the most interesting and somehow funniest tip I got: ³Practicein th em irror, only th en can you m akeitperfect!´ This is especially true in meeting friends and prospects, because flirting may involve unwanted actions and attention, which can put you in the bad light. You may be spontaneous in your actions, butyou can ’tgu ard you rself if you are already overdoing it, an d Isupp osed

you don’tw antto bein th at situation . T ry practicing w ith yourclosef riends and ask for feedback.

Make the first move! Opportunities knock only once, so if you want something or even someone, go for it, now! Let go of your inhibitions. But remember to apply positive or good flirting. Who knows if the person you meet at that moment is your gateway towards the fulfillment of your dreams.

LET YOUR BODY ATTRACT

Do you know why some people seem to have an easier time attracting the op posite sex? H ere’s w h atyou can to do in order to catch th e eye ofyou r H on ey Bunch.

Text Box:  Smile sin cerely and frequently. In hisarticle ³The Six D on Juan Com m andm ents ofBody Language,´ Alen Thom wrote th atsm ilin g is³The sim plest, m ostobvious, and m ost pow erful of th ebodylanguagecom m andm ents.´

He also mentions that:

«Smiling conveys, both instantly and clearly, many wonderful things about yourself. Smiling demonstrates confidence, friendliness, a positive attitude, a good m ood,and itgives th e im pression th atyou’re som eone who is,m ostlikely,fun to bew ith . It’salso verydifficult to ig        nore.»

Have a sense of humor. Learn to laugh at petty matters. People love to be with those who can turn any situation into a funny setting.

Maintain eye contact. Your eyes are probably the most expressive parts of your body. When you look at your dear one constantly, you are expressing your sincere intentions. Eye contact also establishes a bond between two persons. They would naturalyfeel m orecom fortablein each oth er’scom pany.

Nod your head. By nodding, you signify your approval and you encourage the other party to continue talking. You give reassurance that your loved one is doing ok.

Be open, physically. Do not cross your arms across the chest or hold obstructive objects (such as a food) between the two of you. Put your hands on your sides (and if possible put your palms up) to convey openness.


 



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