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Leaders and Managers: Build trust and authority by learning the nuances of posture, facial expressions, and gestures.

What you'll learn

Understand why Body Language and Non Verbal Communication is so important.

Identify subtle gestures, movements, and facial expressions to better understand others.

Recognise when WE can use posture, and other non-verbal signals to build trust and authority.

Read others' true intentions, feelings, and thoughts to better serve their needs.

Try out and record the effects of Body Language/Facial Expressions on your team.

Requirements

An interest in other people and how we all communicate

Description

True leadership is about understanding, engaging, and inspiring others. To achieve this, mastering non-verbal communication is a fundamental skill.A significant element of communication lies not in what we say - but in how we act. For those attuned to it, the subtleties of body language reveal what others are truly thinking or feeling. At the same time, our own body language can project authority, build trust, and enhance our verbal messages.Most non-verbal cues, such as posture, gestures, movements, and facial expressions, are unconscious, making them more truthful and revealing than words alone.For leaders, managers, and anyone in a position of influence, understanding this nuanced form of communication is essential. It not only deepens your insight into others, but also ensures your own messages are clear, trustworthy, and impactful.By the end of the course, you will be able to use your new skills to build trust, demonstrate authority and influence, uncover hidden concerns, ask appropriate questions, and become an even more highly effective leader or manager.This course covers:The importance of body languageBuilding self-awarenessCultural differencesThe role of postureHow eye contact worksFacial expressionsGestures and body movementsHow to align body languageActive listeningTransparency of intentionAlong with suggested exercises and applications to gauge your own progress.

Overview

Section 1: INTRODUCTION TO BODY LANGUAGE BASICS

Lecture 1 Introduction - the foundations

Lecture 2 Building self awareness in Body Language

Lecture 3 Reading body language to build empathy

Lecture 4 Identifying cultural differences in Body Language

Section 2: UNDERSTANDING AND MASTERING POSTURE AND PRESENCE

Lecture 5 The Role of Posture in Projecting Confidence and Authority

Lecture 6 Conveying Authority Through Posture and Movement

Lecture 7 Presence in Virtual Communication

Lecture 8 Posture for Encouraging Openness and Trust

Section 3: FACIAL EXPRESSIONS (AND MICRO-EXPRESSIONS)

Lecture 9 The Power of Facial Expressions in Leadership

Lecture 10 Building Empathy and Connection Through Eye Contact

Lecture 11 Using Facial Expressions to Ensure a Positive Environment

Section 4: GESTURES AND PHYSICAL MOVEMENTS

Lecture 12 The Power of Gestures in Communication

Lecture 13 Avoiding Distracting or Negative Gestures

Lecture 14 Leveraging Body Movement to Engage and Influence

Lecture 15 Synchronizing Gestures with Verbal Communication

Section 5: INTEGRATING NON-VERBAL AND VERBAL COMMUNICATION

Lecture 16 Creating Cohesion Between Verbal and Non-Verbal Cues

Lecture 17 Enhancing Communication through Active Listening

Lecture 18 Building Trust through Transparent Non-Verbal Communication

Lecture 19 ENHANCING LEADERSHIP THROUGH NON-VERBAL MASTERY

Section 6: AND FINALLY.

Lecture 20 BONUS

Leaders and managers who wish to enhance their impact, trustworthiness, and influence within their teams




   
   
   

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