Yesterday I introduced the 5 questions necessary to direct your mind through the effective usage of body language in any communication effort. I think it is important to repeat the fact that you should be looking to use these questions to TRAIN YOUR MIND through repetition.
The length of time necessary for a skill to become automatic is person-dependent so to say how long it will take you to learn this is futile. It depends on how quickly your mind is able to create strong enough bonds to create a neural net. For the middle of the bell curve, if you practice for a half an hour every day you should be well on your way to developing an actual skill. That being said, let’s get right into discussing the first and most complex of the three categories of body language usage…
Manipulation of Information Delivery:
As discussed earlier, there are three sub-components to information delivery… erasing, buffering and amplification. Let’s get right into them…
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As an information delivery manipulator, body language is second to none as the proper and skill usage of nonverbal communication passes right by our critical thinking faculties to create decision at the nonconscious, automatic level.
In my next post we will finish the remaining two categories consisting of event prediction and sensory acuity… To learn more about Body Language and other forms of effective communication, please visit my site The Communication Expert. Or, if i’m online, please feel free to connect via Skype.
