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BODY LANGUAGE "A" 1_K_xLhAL3KqmdtKL2_5iNkw, (Angeliqui Torres),…

- - - - Does not help yo give a strong message
    - - You look over confident
    - - Does not help when you want to make a gesture
  - - - Get the audience attention
    - - Give a strong opinion
    - - For facts or opinions
- - - - Move both hands to strong opinions
    - - The things you do with your body need to be related with the topic you are talking
    - - Palms up for facts and options
- - - - Breeds Sucess
      - Tips
        
        No hands in pockets or hips
        
        Not in the window
        
        Not turning back
        
        Not in front of distractions
    - - Helps you communicate
      - Strengthen our message
      - Types
        
        Give
        
        Is used to give the audience the facts or the options
        
        Show
        
        Has the largest variety and your imagination is the limit
        
        Chop
        
        You could feel that your skills improve
      - Audience remembers as twice as much it
      - Helps your memory when you speak
      - Hand and arm is the biggest movement that the audience can see
      - Remember
        
        The gesture and the message have to match
- - - - types
        
        give
        
        show
        
        chop
      - tips
        
        not turning back
        
        not hands in pockets
        
        not in front of distractions
        
        not in front of the window
      - breed succes
    - - strenghten your message
      - helps you to communicate
      - audience remembers twice
- - - - Hands in your pockets
      - Hands on your hips
      - Near the window
      - Crossed Arms
- - - - A good way to present would be speaking with a confident tone, smiling with your arms and hands open.
        
        There are 3 gestures that you must use if you want to give a good presentation.
        
        Chop
        
        You use your both hands to give a strong opinion. you can do a gesture like the Karate Kid
        
        Give
        
        You give the facts and the options with your palms up
        
        Show
        
        The gesture and the message have to match, you can't be talking about something important if you keep laughing.
        
        Things that you must not do.
        
        1.-Your palms must not be looking down or pointing at someone
        
        2.-Your posture must be confident, you can't stand like Gumby.
        
        3.-Your hands can't be in your pocket or in your hips, you need to interact and open yourself.
        
        4.- Don't stay in one part of the room like if you have gotten freeze.
        
        Finally have fun presenting, try to make people understand what are you talking about and that it does not seems forced, try to open yourself and do everything with a smile.
        
        Things you can do.
        
        1.-Smile when you talk
        
        2.- Stand with your legs at the same height of tour shoulders.
        
        3.-Try to move along the room, do not stay in just one place in the room.
- - - - The give, the Show and the Chop
      - The give is used to give the audience facts or options
      - The show, hepls the audience understanding be better
      - The chop is used when you want to show strong emotions
- - - - Gestures strengthen our message
      - The audience's body matters too
      - Posture breeds succes
        
        Your firs impression is your posture in your position
    - - Palm Down: 52%
      - Pointing: 28%
      - Palm Up: 84%
- - - - Show
      - Chop
      - Give
- - - - Give
        
        Show
        
        Get the audience attention.
        
        For opinions or facts.
      - Give a strong opinion.
    - - Right poditions
        
        You have to feet at the height of your shoulders.
        
        Talk with a good tone of your voice.
        
        Stand in the middle of the stage.
        
        Good posture.
        
        Express using your hands when you are talking.
      - Wrong positions
        
        Hands in pockets.
        
        Hands on hips.
        
        Don’t stand near a window.
        
        Don’t give the back to the audience.
        
        Don’t use your fingers to show something.
- - - - Hands in pocket
      - Near the window
      - Hands on your hips
    - - Feet at the height of your shoulders
      - hands down and relaxed andyou have to look foward the audience.