A real social skill

Up to 93% of communication is nonverbal.  This form of communication includes eye movement, facial expressions, hand gestures, posture, tone of voice and  more.  The presence of body language can be especially felt in emotional situations, as the messages behind body language usually prevail over the worded message.

Examples of Body Talk:

• Brisk, erect walk – displays confidence
• Standing with hands on hips – conveys readiness or aggression
• Sitting with legs crossed, foot kicking slightly – signals boredom
• Sitting, legs apart – shows one is open and relaxed
• Arms crossed on chest – portrays defensiveness
• Walking with hands in pockets and shoulders hunched – a sign of dejection
• Hand to cheek – can portray evaluation and thinking
• Touching or slightly rubbing one’s nose – can infer rejection, doubt or lying
• Hands clasped behind back – signals anger, apprehension or frustration
• Head resting in hand with downcast eyes – signals boredom

These signs and many more explained in Don’s FDR.  This excerpt from FDR Vol II pp 219-220.

Proud FDR owners, read the section “Body Language” pp 218 thru 222.

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The aloe vera gel that has been commercialized does not appear to work as effectively. To fade age spots on your hands and face, use aloe vera gel straight from the plant.

So if you’re going to try aloe, the fresh material is your best bet.