The Language of Appearance: Gestures, Facial Expressions, Features, Handwriting and Clothing

Legends tell us how to see through people. But each of us—without this unique gift—can form an idea about others not only from their words and actions, but also from their appearance. It’s believed that one’s opinion about a person forms in the first 15–20 seconds of communication, and within such a short time sympathy or antipathy, trust or distrust can arise. Knowing the “silent language” is necessary in our age of speed and constant rushing, in order to successfully build business relationships with partners and not forget the joys of communication with loved ones. No one teaches this language anywhere, so the author tried to cover in the most detail possible in this book all aspects of nonverbal communication—by means of which you can form the most accurate impression of a person. These include facial expressions and gestures, facial expressions, handwriting, clothing style, hairstyle, makeup, the strength of a handshake, and much, much more, including home décor. You will learn to make the right conclusions and avoid mistakes in understanding someone else.