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Understanding the concept of the self
The importance of living in the present moment
The illusion of control
Head tilted
Head tilted to the side: When someone tilts their head to the side, it can indicate curiosity, interest, or confusion.
Head resting on hand: Never rest your head on the hand as it can indicate boredom, fatigue or inattentiveness.
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Posture
Standing tall with good posture can indicate confidence and power, while slouching can indicate lack of confidence or submission. Also, putting hands on hips can indicate assertiveness or dominance....
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Vocal fillers
Vocal fillers such as "um" or "ah" can indicate hesitation or uncertainty. They can also indicate that a person is trying to buy time to think about what to say next or not sure about the answer.
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Blinking Rate
A decrease in blinking rate can indicate, interest or deception. A normal blink rate is about 10 to 15 times per minute. Rapid blinking can indicate nervousness or...
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Dialtion
Dilated pupils, for example, can indicate that a person is excited or attracted to the person they are talking to. Conversely, if a person's pupils are constricted, they may be disinterested or unco...
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Eye Contact
Direct and prolonged eye contact can indicate confidence, attentiveness, and interest. Avoiding eye contact can indicate that a person is hiding something or is not being truthful.
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- The journey doesn’t end with reaching the goals, it ends with getting complacent – when you stop improving.
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Never worry in your head
When you feel stressed or anxious, never worry in your head.
If you must worry, write out how you think and feel rather than just letting it loop over in your head. Putting it on paper forces you to slow your thoughts down.
3. The full salamander
This one is harder to do if you are at your desk or in the office, so it’s a great longer-term exercise to try at home.
- Kneel on all fours, with your head facing down.
- Look to the left without turning your head.
- Tilt your he...
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