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It's not what you say, but how you say itA proven new system for nonverbal communication—from an expert to Fortune 50 CEO's and G8 world leaders Professionals can move up in the business world with the strategic tips and techniques employed by one of the world's most skilled communicators. Winning Body Language shows how to move to make people believe what you are saying, make them trust you, how to use the area where you are standing, and how to imitate hand motions of influential personalities to inspire confidence, and much more. Body language expert Mark Bowden brings TruthPlane, a unique model of non-verbal communication that professionals can master to give effective, dynamic presentations or memorable one-on-one meetings to their staff, colleagues, management and clients. You'll learn how to master the universal techniques of body language, including such counter-intuitive tips as: How manipulating the six square feet of...
- Author
- Mark Bowden
- Publisher
- McGraw Hill LLC
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
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