For more information about the full length version of this program, visit: www.seminarsondvd.com Studies consistently demonstrate that words are only a small piece of the communication puzzle. There is much more that happens at a subconscious level that impacts our ability to connect with others and be truly understood. In this exciting and humorous program you’ll discover how people communicate subtle and obvious messages through nonverbal language. This humorous program examines virtually every aspect of conscious and subconscious communication including time, space, appearance, posture, gesture, voice, facial expression, eye contact, touch, silence, and even smell. You’ll know how to tell if people are lying to you, and what their real intentions are. You’ll also learn how to project yourself with greater confidence, and influence people with more precision than ever before. Bill Acheson is an expert trainer in the area of nonverbal communication and body language. Since 1985, Bill has taught communication skills at the University of Pittsburgh, and travels internationally as a keynote speaker and corporate trainer. His client list includes a long list of prestigious companies including Bank of America, American Express, 3M, and Tommy Hilfiger. Bill Acheson’s style is what sets him apart. He is consistently described as high-energy, hilarious, and thought provoking, while delivering rock-solid content that people can start using immediately. After viewing this video …
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I definately agree the study of body language and the use of humour make up a large part of communication skills training in the world today
Appreciate the recommendation. Let me try it out.
Though reading body language is largely effective. Due to the amount of people becoming aware of how important it is, It is only a matter of time before people be come more aware and stop body language habits that give off the impression they do not want