Something I am good at
When I was introduced to philosophy about 5-6 years ago, I got my eyes laid on a subject that changed my way of seeing the truth in people’s minds around me. I was given a course about the unconscious and what was its role and how it affected our minds. But what was even more interesting, was the way our physical body interacts with what our minds thinks.
Here I discovered the urge to learn a lesson that allows me to control my body gestures in the right place with the right people under certain circumstances in order to get to what I am pointing to. Body language is the right tool that improved my communication skills in work meetings, job interviews, dates, family, kids…
This book, I fell in love with change my view of the social world we encounter every day and every minute we spend socializing. This made notice miniature gestures that allowed me to control the discussion such as knowing if the person I am talking to just told me a lie or if she really went out last night with someone else or not.
“The definitive book of body language”, (Pease, A. & Pease, B. 2004) taught me a lot about people and their behavior in society. Now I can stand in front of a group of 10 plus and convince them that I am confident, well prepared and not stressed at all even if I am, by showing their unconscious minds a few moves that I self-taught. But this was just the beginning, because body language is related to psychology, and psychology is another wide topic and another endless research, with every day discovering new knowledge concerning this topic and published by many resources on the internet and in many magazines as well.
Here I discovered the urge to learn a lesson that allows me to control my body gestures in the right place with the right people under certain circumstances in order to get to what I am pointing to. Body language is the right tool that improved my communication skills in work meetings, job interviews, dates, family, kids…
This book, I fell in love with change my view of the social world we encounter every day and every minute we spend socializing. This made notice miniature gestures that allowed me to control the discussion such as knowing if the person I am talking to just told me a lie or if she really went out last night with someone else or not.
“The definitive book of body language”, (Pease, A. & Pease, B. 2004) taught me a lot about people and their behavior in society. Now I can stand in front of a group of 10 plus and convince them that I am confident, well prepared and not stressed at all even if I am, by showing their unconscious minds a few moves that I self-taught. But this was just the beginning, because body language is related to psychology, and psychology is another wide topic and another endless research, with every day discovering new knowledge concerning this topic and published by many resources on the internet and in many magazines as well.