Let's discuss body language! (call, different, interested, reasons)

[mango tango]

Does anyone else find body language fascinating? I do! I've become decently in tune with it also and can recognize it on other people when I'm talking and interacting with them!
Maybe I'm just a nerd. . .

[Whyte Byrd]

It's interesting but not scientific. I don't rate it much higher than astrology.

[Oildog]

Its often very telling. That is a key is how I judge where a sales call or meeting is going.

[Whyte Byrd]

Often there are physical or medical reasons for people's body language. Asperger's syndrome for instance.

[MAtheBanker]

I have perfected the "****-off" look. I suppose I'll have to change that someday, but it works for me now

[pie in ear]

It is fascinating and it is such a handy (and un-used) tool in life. I have been cultivating all manner of body language from facial expressions to sitting postures to strides to convey to my associates I'm a busy worker, which , of course, is fiction. BUT...I can spot others pulling the same trip and it's loads of quiet fun.

[femmefatalezz]

I pay close attention to body language to read people. You can read people's minds from observing their body language. It's good for sales.

[elamigo]

Originally Posted by mango tango

Does anyone else find body language fascinating? I do! I've become decently in tune with it also and can recognize it on other people when I'm talking and interacting with them!
Maybe I'm just a nerd. . .

Body language is not an accurate science but it can give indicators. From there people can look further. In other words it may be a starting point in learning about another person.

It is interesting. Actually, experts on body language seem make very good assesments on reading people's body language.

You have a great day.
El Amigo

[TKramar]

You'd be interested in a book I once checked out from the library. INTERNATIONAL body language. They use some different gestures abroad--particularly Germany and Italy!

[virgode]

Nope, its not nerdy, I do it too It says alot, but not always conclusive.