Body language

The mouth is not the only one part of our body we can use to communicate our ideas, feelings emotions, moods, etc. Our body movements can show our reactions, our thoughts, even better than words. It is very important to control these movements, but it is very difficult to do it.

The most common movements and reactions of the body are the following:

·         Tap fingers: this movements show that you are nervous, impatient, etc.

·         Frown: disbelief, confused, etc.

·         Clench your teeth: it means that you are angry.

·         Stare. It means that you are very interested in something or somebody.

·         Fold the arms: it means that you do not want to do something because you do not agree with it.

Mastering body language is extremely important. For example, when you're in a job interview, your body language may betray your insecurity or nervousness, or even if you're lying.
Sometimes the movements and reactions, and gestures of the face, speak louder than words.