Did you know there are over 5000 body language moves, all of which tell a story about the person expressing the movement and the person interpreting it?
By understanding how to read and use body language effectively, you can understand yourself better, build your confidence, and decode others’ body language.
Key Takeaways
If You Want To Use Body Language To Show Up More Confidently, You Should:
- Take the time to set yourself up ‘inside the frame’ and enter any room with your head held high
- Always keep your hands visible and look out for signs of ‘tells’ from other peoples hands
- Stay away from a dark color palette and instead wear colors from the sunset such as light blue
- Believe in your confidence to send out subconscious confidence signals to you and those around you
Connecting To Your Body Through Body Language
Tiff Lee is dedicated to helping women be seen and heard in all areas of life with the life-changing information that is body language decoding. Once you hear what Tiff has to say about body language cues, how to use body language to improve your relationships or seek out when someone is lying, and ways that you can use body language to improve your confidence, you are never going to forget it.
What Can Body Language Do for You?
How you present yourself through your physical body language can drastically change how you show up in the world. Body language can help you step into your confidence (even if you aren’t actually feeling that cool) and provide a way for you to connect back into your body and what you are doing. Instead of being quiet and passive, proper body language and expression can help you command the attention you deserve with ease.
Decoding Others Through Body Language
Understanding body language can not only give you the awareness to appear more confident; it can also help you pick up on other people’s cues. While most people think about body language decoding as something out of a CSI episode, it is really just a simple tactic to help you sense when something might not be quite right.
Small movements such as a shoulder shrug, hiding your hands, or an anxious ‘pacifier’ are all signs that you should tune into what someone else’s body is trying to tell you. Body language’s power lies in your ability to be aware of the body cues that make a person look anxious so that you can stop yourself from involuntarily showing up that way too.
Have you ever considered that your subconscious body language is hindering or helping your ability to show up as your true authentic self? How do you relate to body language and body connectivity? Share which piece of Tiff’s advice you are going to implement into your daily routine with me in the comments below.
In This Episode
- Simple, proactive ways to change the way you are seen and heard in all areas of life (12:46)
