1. Body Language

2. Why, What, Practice…

3. Why “Body language is a very powerful tool. We had body language before we had speech and apparently, 80% of what you understand in a conversation is read through the body, not the words.” Deborah Bull

4. Why “Language is a more recent technology. Your body language; your eyes; your energy will come through to your audience before you every start speaking.” Peter Guber

5. What SquintingArched EyebrowsDirect Eye Contact BlinkingSteeple HandsArms Akimbo Leaning ForwardSmiling Lowered HeadDilated Pupils Arms CrossedHands on Hip

6. What Squinting: Displeasure/Disgust

7. What Arched Eyebrows, increased interest, pleasant surprise.

8. What Direct Eye Contact: Trust, reliability, sincerity

9. What Blinking: Too much, nervous, stupid.

10. What Steeple Hands: Contemplating, Planning

11. What Arms Akimbo: Proud, confident

12. What Leaning Forward: Interested, paying attention

13. What Smiling: Approachable, happy

14. What Lowered Head: ashamed, unconfident

15. What Looking to the Side: Distracted

16. What Dilated Pupils: Scared, crazy, reading memorized words

17. What Eyes “Far Away:” Thinking about other things, not paying attention

18. What Arms Crossed: Closed, dominant

19. What Hands on Hip: Assertive, aggressive

20. What: Classify: Good for Public Speaking, Bad for Public Speaking, irrelevant. Talk: In what situations might you use these during a presentations SquintingArched EyebrowsDirect Eye Contact BlinkingSteeple HandsArms Akimbo Leaning ForwardSmiling Lowered HeadDilated Pupils Arms CrossedHands on Hip

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