ALLAN PEASE - BODY LANGUAGE

[patellaman]

haha classic!

[OfficeThingy]

I saw Allan back in 2009. He's genius.

[ProfessorYasin]

Thank you for this advice.

I was ashamed to face people because of my over intimidating gestures. People used to get angry on me, I did not even know, what was my fault.

I got self revelation only after I used the body language recording facility in the Espoir Smart Communication through Management ideas. Now I am a sales man. I can sell myself well.

Selling is fun & addictive. I am the greatest fan of mine because I'v started to know myself & my body better.

[BelMarConsultingGrp]

Communication skills will determine your experience in life, who you will meet, who becomes your good friend, and how you arise to create the challenge, overcome the odds tacked against you and enter the champions circle your way!.

[estelle93]

Allan Pease is cool : )

[Bennyclay661]

to learn boy language in full go to my site evolutionofbodylanguage(dot)co­m I think it covers everything or if you have a questions not answer just ask me ill try find out and also the physical attractions for men and women and why they attract.

[csland]

The bold guy either is very intelligent cause he didn't fell for it, or either experimented the same joke in the past.

[SuperYura13]

Hi is very energy)))

[imPOPSICLE]

i love his books, but all technic doesn't work all, most of them right.

[bodylanguageman]

There's a 10 video instant download by Robert Phipps on his own site, which I can't advertise directly so use the name plus the dotkom or bodylanguagecourses dotkom

[ultimategoobah]

the guy the camera was on got it instantly. nice.

[JoshRom]

seems like a clever guy, probably has some valuable stuff to say

[Iranian88]

He is great. I love reading his book! He is amazing!

[Mikenog]

His books rule.

[LoboLoko007]

what is his books about?

[Mikenog]

I read only 2 but anyway...

Body Language book is about ... well the title says it all - > body moves that make message instead of actually saying words or put any word meaning in between. Then I read some other book about how to make relationships last much longer... and stuff like that :P

[LoboLoko007]

thanks for your reply; an other question:

I am interested in Body language, it is kind of a hobby to me, it fasinates me how human beings comunicate with a laguange so complex that most of us dont really comprehend yet we do read it "emotionally speaking"

the books that you have read, is it just about understanding the body-language or has more depth than that? (business, confidence or self-believe for example)

[Mikenog]

Well the 2 book I mentioned (i know the title only in Slovenian language - if I'd translate it it'd be something like "Why men lie and why women cry?") can really make you confident about how you're gonna react when communicating with your partner, because you analyze situation better after reading the book (like not going into quarreling and stuff like that). I read it long time ago so I don't remember it clearly, but it's really useful, you won't be sorry readin' it. It really makes you think.

[Mikenog]

Well the Body Language book is mostly about just body language and all the "hidden" or subconsciously sent messages. It's very useful for business and stuff like that. For example it explains how you can seem more kind to someone or more trustful. Situations when people sitting around a table are explained, how everybody feels if he sits next to someone, or in front of ... and lots of stuff like that. It's very useful to gain some authority :). I liked that one :). Well see the book for yourself

[LoboLoko007]

gr8 thanks, I'll have a look

[sacriel42]

the origin of handshaking is checking the other person wrist (sleeve) for hidden weapons, daggers etc. not arm-wrestling, so 100 years ago everyone sat down and arm wrestled each other when they met? yeah i remember that era...

[Mokuliwah]

what about when the only weapons humans could make were 3 ft long wooden clubs..... idiot

and where are you getting 100 years from?? im pretty sure humans have been around for more than 100 years.

[sacriel42]

Your reply makes no sense, i said handshaking came from checking someones wrist (sleeve (eg. clothed) for weaponry, and you think its when people used 3ft long clubs?

[Mokuliwah]

read it again. im sure someone as thick as you can understand after reading it twice.

[MAF0X]

aussie, badass

[Iambecome]

Lol, brilliant

[abominableAQ]

he is an amazing person!! i love his stuff!

[Silmarils69]

You read the book, that's good... me too. For those who didn't: read something else.

[mamtasethi]

funny last part!