The document discusses the importance of body language and non-verbal communication. It notes that every posture matters and people should observe the postures of those they interact with. Communication involves understanding what is not said verbally. Our non-verbal behaviors affect how others perceive us. The document recommends adopting high power poses rather than low power poses. It also advises people to "fake it till you make it" by acting confidently even if they do not feel that way initially in order to become more powerful over time. Powerful people are described as confident, certain, and able to think abstractly.

1. Your Body Language
Shapes who you are..
-Amy Cuddy

2. Every Posture matters

3. Be interested in
people’s postures and
their doings .

4. Non-Verbal Communication

5. Observe and respond
to the postures of the person
you are communicating with

6. Now what could communication
Be ?

7. Communication is
understanding the unspoken

8. Our non-verbals govern how
other people think and feel
about us.

11. It yourself

13. High Power poses

14. Low power poses

15. Our behaviour depends
upon the way we use them
Emoticons

16. Involuntary Expressions

17. Students showing
Non-verbal communication
Boys dominate

18. Success mantra

19. Fake it till you make it

20. Voluntary smile
-Feeling happy

21. Involuntary smile
-May cause happiness 

22. What would you do if you want
To be powerfull?

23. Fake it till you make it.

24. According to her, powerful
People are….

25. 1.Confident

26. 2.Certain and Optimistic

27. 3.Think abstractly

28. Physiologically speaking

31. Don’t let them feel you don’t
Deserve to be there

32. Fake it till you become it
Have never say die spirit.

33. Just do it

34. Review
->Maintain your posture because posture matters
->Non-verbal communication
->Observe people’s postures and accordingly respond
->Our body postures change our minds and minds change
->Fake it till you make it : the success mantra
->Powerful people are “
1.Confident
2.Certain and optimistic
3.Think abstractly

36. Created By Yovan Sethi
IIIT Allahabad
during an internship by
Prof. Sameer Mathur
IIM Lucknow
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