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This blog is a group effort, undertaken by a few of the members of the Phoenix Publishing & Book Promotion Meetup. Each contributor has agreed to publish one blog post per month, on all aspects of their writing. Though a post may not seem germane to the the subject of books, rest assured that all topics are welcome, as our authors explore their books, the life's work that led them to write their books, their audiences, their own challenges and successes, and their literary inspirations, among other topics.
Please be aware that each post represents only the opinion of its writer and is not reflective of the group as a whole, or of Laura Orsini, the Meetup organizer.
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Tag Archives: body language
Surprise! What’s your body language reaction?
Surprise! What’s your body language reaction? by Barbara Chatzkel How did you react the last time you ripped off the wrapping paper and discovered the gift waiting inside? If it was “the” toy of the moment or some other highly … Continue reading →
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Subway Escalator Body Language
Subway Escalator Body Language by Barbara Chatzkel Last month we chatted about the body language of subway riders in New York City, Washington, D.C., and San Francisco. I heard from riders of all three systems who agreed that a common … Continue reading →
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Subways – A Body Language Festival
Subways – A Body Language Festival by Barbara Chatzkel I grew up on the New York City subways. My subway token was a magic ticket to the theater, the Guggenheim Museum, Greenwich Village, Times Square, and so many other places. … Continue reading →
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It’s Hands and Fingers All Over Again
It’s Hands and Fingers All Over Again by Barbara Chatzkel Welcome to this month’s insight into business body language. These posts are the place to get tips on the signals your body is sending and how to modify your body … Continue reading →
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Prime Time for Business Body Language Observation
Prime Time for Business Body Language Observation by Barbara Chatzkel Here in Arizona, we are in the midst of what seems to be eternal summer – day after day of above-100 degree temperatures. But the infrequent summer monsoons remind us … Continue reading →
Sailors, Boats, Teamwork, and a Charity Regatta: A Body Language Field Observation
Sailors, Boats, Teamwork, and a Charity Regatta: A Body Language Field Observation by Barbara Chatzkel People believe that they can effectively interpret body language signals only when in close proximity to the other person. They tend to ignore the very … Continue reading →
Your Torso – It Does More than Connect Your Arms and Legs
Your Torso – It Does More than Connect Your Arms and Legs by Barbara Chatzkel For those of you who read last month’s post on arms, did you notice you were you more aware of how people used their arms … Continue reading →
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These arms …
These arms … by Barbara Chatzkel Welcome to this month’s insight into business body language. It’s a place to get tips to help you better understand the signals your body is sending and how to modify your body language to … Continue reading →
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What do you mean that your feet don’t lie?
What do you mean that your feet don’t lie? by Barbara Chatzkel Welcome to this month’s insight into business body language. It’s a place to get tips on the signals your body is sending and how to modify your body … Continue reading →
Is that smile *really* a smile?
Is that smile really a smile? by Barbara Chatzkel Last month’s post provided an overview of facial business body language. Today we’ll spend time on two individual facial body language broadcast areas – the smile and eyebrows. Think of the last … Continue reading →
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