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發表於 : 週六 12月 12, 2009 8:48 pmDeal all,
This time our topic of the article is "Body Language", and it's indeed useful and practical in our daily living communications among others.
Body language generally speaks louder than literal words, for it stands for someone's attitude, liking, and often we can know someone sincere or not by his/her body movements, including eye contact, posture, hand signs, shruggings, etc.
I previously reflected my deeds, and i found usual times when i conversed to some people I would have shfting eye contact, and this resulted in distressing consequences. Luckily, I knew i was wrong, and corrected this disadvantage little by little, and I really appreciate this precious lesson.
Some say that literal words only take 30 percent of the message you want to send, while the rest is taken by your modulation and body movements. So, we must be more careful when communicating.
Next Tue night, i am about to be an evaluator for a speaker, so if u have the leisure, plz come see me in Hsinchu Toastmaster meeting. : )
Kind Regards,
Conan
This time our topic of the article is "Body Language", and it's indeed useful and practical in our daily living communications among others.
Body language generally speaks louder than literal words, for it stands for someone's attitude, liking, and often we can know someone sincere or not by his/her body movements, including eye contact, posture, hand signs, shruggings, etc.
I previously reflected my deeds, and i found usual times when i conversed to some people I would have shfting eye contact, and this resulted in distressing consequences. Luckily, I knew i was wrong, and corrected this disadvantage little by little, and I really appreciate this precious lesson.
Some say that literal words only take 30 percent of the message you want to send, while the rest is taken by your modulation and body movements. So, we must be more careful when communicating.
Next Tue night, i am about to be an evaluator for a speaker, so if u have the leisure, plz come see me in Hsinchu Toastmaster meeting. : )
Kind Regards,
Conan