Body Language Explained: How to Master the Power of the Unconscious

by C.K. Murray

Body Language Explained
Prepare yourself. You are about to learn invaluable strategies for improving your life TODAY. Did you know that 93% of what we say isn't actually said? That nonverbal communication and the language of the body are indispensable to healthy, happy living?
Whether trying to grasp "body language basics," unlock "body language secrets," or harness "the power of the subconscious mind," nonverbal communication has the power to change your life forever.
Without a firm understanding of nonverbal cues, we will never achieve optimal success. Instead, we'll slink through life unsure and unimpressive, never reaching our full potential and never knowing what could have been.
Is that what you want?
Body Language Explained: How to Master the Power of the Unconscious (A Preview):
Know Your Body: Why the Language You Speak is Rarely Spoken
Culture Clash: Body Language Differences Across the World
Decoding Deception: How to Identify a Liar
The Science of 'Swagger' How to Master Self-Confidence and Influence Others through Body Language
The Dangerous Game of Sexual Manipulation
The Body of Work Tags: nonverbal communication, body language attraction, language of the body, nonverbal cues, body language secrets, body language basics, subconscious mind

Genres: Psychology, Nonfiction

74 pages, Paperback

First published August 4, 2014

Reviews

[Anderson Ordonez · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quick and easy guide into the basics of body language. Great first time read for beginners wanting to learn quick tips and tricks to look out for in conversation

[Andy Peloquin · Rating 4 out of 5]

I found this book to be quite helpful in a few ways. As a writer, I am always looking for ways to "show" instead of "tell". As the book explained the body language cues, it helped me to know what people do when they are lying, hiding something, telling the truth, showing interest, and so on. It actually made it a bit easier for me to write more effectively.

The writing was simple and plain, and the information is communicated in a very easy-to-understand way. You don't have to be uber-intelligent to read this book, but it's one anyone can pick up and comprehend easily.

There are two reasons I gave it four stars:

1. There's not enough depth. The information in the book is the kind of stuff you can find on ANY website, and there's very little new in there. I could do a Google Search and find all of the data for free. It would take hours, but I could learn about body language cues without having to buy the book. There's no "secrets" or "nifty tricks" to give this book the added value that would cause people to purchase it.
2. There are no sources. Copywriting is all about delivering information in an interesting way, but where do you get your information from? There are no sources to back up the claims and statements made in the book, so there's no PROOF that the book is true or not. Anyone writing non-fiction--especially of this nature--knows that providing resources, scientific studies, and published journal papers is the best way to prove that what they're saying is true.

A good read for those who want a simple primer to body language!