Body language is an important form of non-verbal communication that reveals people's true feelings and impacts the message being conveyed. It allows people to understand each other by reading body language cues and matching them to spoken words. Mastering body language can help with persuasion, understanding what others are saying, and navigating day-to-day social interactions. Some key aspects of body language include facial expressions, eye contact, posture, gestures, and physical positioning and movement.

1. body languge....
SANDRA HARO

2. what is body language?!
Body language is the unspoken part of
communication that we use to reveal our
true feelings and to give our message
more impact.

3. Objectives

4. Objectives
It enables you to read other
people's thoughts and explain
to you their feelings towards
you.
Match body language to
words. proves your ability to
persuade
assists us in
understanding and
decoding what the
person is saying
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5. Importance of
Body Language
in Day to Day
Life

7. "Your body language shapes who you are”
” Our bodies can change our mind then our behaviour and
ultimately the results”.–Amy Cuddy.
Body language is the biggest superpower one can ever have.
It has the power of making you as well as breaking you.

8. The team

9. Process
How to use
body
language
during a
presentation

10. 1.Facial expressions
2.Eye contact
3.Posture
4.Gestures
5.Position and movement
body language keys

15. A head tilt
a sign of openness. Your neck is one
of your most vulnerable areas.
Neck skin is much thinner and
requires protection. And exposing
your neck and throat opens you up

16. When you crack a
joke and the other
person shares a
laugh with you,
this is a good sign
that they are open
to connecting with
you. Laughter is
meant to establish
potential
relationships or
maintain existing
ones, especially if
the joke wasn’t
particularly funny

17. When using hand
gestures, make sure
you display your palms
and don’t hide them
from others. Pockets,
hands behind back, and
closed fists can all
act as barriers against
open palms.

18. This is a naturally
defensive posture.
Forward shoulders may
indicate that someone
is trying to hide
something or feeling
vulnerable, since you
are closing off your
vulnerable neck and
chest areas.

19. Introduction

21. THANK
YOU