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If you are someone who wants to learn how to read people's body language, then this article was written for you. Specifically, we're going to talk about the signals that people send when they are interested in you, and what these signals mean. By the time you have finished reading this article, you'll know how to read people's body language using non-verbal cues. As I said before, everyone is different. People who are very close to you may send you many non-verbal signals that they're interested in you. However, people who are a lot further away may not be able to see you well, and thus won't be able to tell if they're interested in you. But even if they can't physically see you, they will still send you some signals. So what are these signals? Well, one of the main ways that people can tell if they're interested in you is by using their hands. When you hold a conversation with someone, do you often times hold your hands up? If so, that's a sign of interest. People who hold their palms up suggest that they are self-confident and self-assured, and therefore would like to develop a relationship with you. Another way that people can tell if they're interested in you is by using other body language. How do you know if a person is attracted to you when you hold their body congruent with yours? Well, that's an easy one - their eyes will follow the motion of their head. And if your eyes follow the motion of their head, you can be sure that they are interested. Their eyes are naturally drawn to one another, so they'll be looking to see if there is a connection. And finally, your posture can also be an indicator of someone's interest. People tend to hold their body in certain positions. These include: stomach, hip, knees and back. All of these body positions give off different signals and can be used as cues as to how to read people's body language. So, how to read people's body language so that you can use it to your advantage? Well, firstly, try to notice how you are holding yourself. Try to change your posture to make yourself look more approachable and confident. Do this when you meet new people as you'll have instant rapport with them straight away. You should also learn how to speak with a relaxed voice. Many people have bad body language and don't even realise it. Speak with confidence - repeat words you like, use correct grammar and avoid saying the wrong thing. Once you do this, people will naturally start to like you and want to spend more time talking to you. This isn't rocket science though. It's simply a case of learning good body language and then using it to your advantage. Once you start to pick up on some body language patterns, you'll soon be able to see and pick out the signals others are giving off. You may even be able to pick up on small behavioural changes as well. Knowing how to read people's body language is a great skill to have. Don't underestimate how much it can improve your life! There are many books and online sources that will teach you how to do this. It does take some time though. You may need to actually see a person to actually gain some idea of how their language works. That said, there are some great courses out there. The Body Language Solution is one of them and although it does require some work, it can really help you understand how other people communicate. If you prefer to learn from videos, you can try programmes such as The Learning Channel. These videos usually involve a real person being recorded while speaking - so you get a real sense of how they are going to speak. Whilst they aren't as interactive as having a live instructor at your side, you will get a great idea of how effective the videos are. Just make sure you follow the instructions closely - there are a lot of great tips in these videos! Another option for learning how to pick up on body language is to join an online forum. Online forums are great because they often give you the opportunity to talk to others with the same interests as you. The only problem is that you don't know what to expect - and it can be hard to judge what you should be looking for. But if you can find a specific thread that interests you, it could be a really valuable place to learn. As with studying real people, patience is definitely needed here.
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