The Ultimate Body Language Book
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12.06.2017
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Confident erect posture.
Asymmetrical posture shows a lack of confidence. Posture is underrated in daily life but it can tell us a lot about a person. Posture refers not only to the erectness of our bodies, but also to our body orientation, direction of lean, and the degree to which our bodies are open and inviting. Good healthy posture does not mean that the body is straight up and down since the natural spine has curves, but it does mean that the spine is aligned and not twisted. There are natural curves between the
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Confident erect posture.
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