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Excerpts from a Charlie Rose interview of Bill Gates are analyzed from a body language perspective. Observations include Conversational-izing, Virt...

"Fillers" are the sounds we make in-between the words we say, such as: um, er, okay, right, etc. This is the mind "thinking out loud" but the audie...

Once the hands are established as communication tools, you can use gestures to reference content without appearing as if you are reading informatio...

To make gestures appear "natural" your weight should be shifted to one foot or the other. This shifting will allow your body to look relaxed and in...

Interaction is effectively achieved through an "offer" where the audience knows who is invited to participate and then, who is selected.

"Scoping"...

Only TWO angles of your body are needed for emphasis. The REST position is when you stand at a 45-degree angle to the room. The POWER position is w...

The Presenter's Triangle™ only uses three positions, or " stopping points", for depth of movement within the defined space. This allows for control...

Body language is based on proximity --- how close or how far you are from people. The Presenter's Triangle™ is an imaginary space in which to move ...

When using visual support, present from the reading-anchor side of the room. For example, if the content is in English, present from the audience l...