Body Language: The Ultimate Body Language Guide. Learn To Read And Talk Body Language

By Tomas Martin

You're about to discover how to read and talk body language. "Body Language: The Ultimate Body Language Guide. Learn To Read And Talk Body Language" contains everything you need to become a pro in understanding body language in men and women .
 After reading "Body Language" book you will be able to understand at least 90% of the most popular body language signals.

Here is a preview of what you'll learn: How to Read Body Language in Others, How to Read Men's Body Language, How to Read Women's Body Language, How to Improve Your Own Body Language, A Lot of Other Things that Will Surprise You
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishing 4U
• Release date: Mar 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386714781

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Body Language

The Ultimate Body Language Guide. Learn To Read And Talk Body Language

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 How to Read Body Language in Others

Proximity

Head position

Eyes

Mirror gestures

Arm position

Feet

Smile

Raised eyebrows

Posture

Chapter 2  How to Read Men’s Body Language

Taking up so much space

Pointing toes

Squirming in his seat

Talking with his hands

Running fingers through hair

Strokes face

Chapter 3 How to Read Women’s Body Language

Flirting signs

Exposing the wrist

Assertive stance

How to approach a woman

Likeable female body language

Smiling

Expressive Face

Minimal Arm Crossing

Leaning in

No Hands in Pockets

Chapter 4 How to Improve Your Own Body Language

Power Poses

Look Like You’re Listening

Shake Hands

Smile

Use Yours Hands

Improve Your Memory

Conclusion

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