The key difference between good and great communicators is not what they say, it’s the way they say it. They choose their words carefully and also deliver them in a way that hits home. A key part of amplifying your words is your body language that accompanies them.That being said, there are a lot of myths and bad practice about body language. Statistics thrown around that 65-85% of communication is non-verbal are wildly inaccurate. Body language amplifies words, it doesn’t replace them. Trying to learn a body language “technique” will fail, because it will quickly become a gimmick that people see right through. Instead, you want to learn good principles of body language, that will continue to serve you in your interactions.In this Virtual Classroom you will learn how to sort fact from fiction. You will learn how to use body language to compliment your words to help people motivate your team, persuade partners and attract new clients. These principles work in both conversation and when delivering presentations.Increase your influence to expand your impact.
