Do you want to better understand people by learning to read body language?If yes, keep reading.


Body languageis a significant part of communication that only a few people study. Yet, it takes up most of how we communicate and usually is more accurate than the meaning of words.


You've heard that actions speak louder than words, and this couldn't be truer because there are some things you can communicate without saying a word. A shrug of the shoulders can tell somebody, "I don't know." A raise of the eyebrows can say, "Did I hear that right?."


The way we use our bodies helps to reinforce the things we say. You can say, "I don't know," or you can also turn your palms face up in front of you, raise your eyebrows, frown a little, and stick out your bottom lip. At this point, you have also made somebody laugh and taken some pressure off yourself or anybody nervous.


Body language should be interpreted as a whole. Gestures should be interpreted with facial expressions, posture, and voice to ensure correct profiling.


In this guide, the author analyzesseveral scientifically publishedresearch articles as well as the underlying theories before discussing the topic in a readable manner.


Among the main topics covered in the book:


- What Is Body Language?
- Body language and Reading Someone
- Origins of Body Language in Communication
- Basic Techniques to quickly Improve your body language
- The Nonverbal communication


...And much more


If you want to learn more about body language and all the things behind it, then this book is for you.