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    ifthepersooeaseayou,thenyouare

    invadinghisorherfortcircle.

    theunication

    igihreericcircles,hyouastheter

    point.thefirstcircleisabouttyoutothe

    otherperson.thisisthepersonalorintitespace,

    reservedforronticpartnersandfalyers.ifyou

    ihisspaceasabusinessorsocialacquaintance,you

    aketheotherpersondistinctlyunfortable.

    yourereaislikelytobethatthepersonistryingto

    intidateyoubygetting“inyourface.”

    thesendcircleistyouand

    isthespaceappropriateforsocialorbusinessacquaintances.

    ostand,sit,and

    talkhinthisdistanocloserandnofartheraway.

    thethirdcircleisfroightortehis

    isthecircleofprotecteddistanceorsafety,usedbetween

    thepo

    yourselfandstrangers.anysuddebysoone

    youdontknothisspatoyoursocialspace,

    closerthafeet,ealertand

    aware.

    roablishingafortzone

    alsareespeciallycarefulaboutkeepingtheir

    fortcirclesintact.yed

    nabia,ohespecialplacestogotoape

    crossontheskeletonast.hatatany

    giventitherearebetween250,000and350,000

    sealsbaskingonthebeainginthesea.

    hthebeachesliterallycarpetedhsealsasfarasyou

    uldseeignthestench,iting

    experien.asoved

    to,theyvedaopped;they

    stopped.ovedaupleofpaces;theyvedauple

    ofpaces.theyhada“fortzohathadtobe

    observed.thesaistrueforpeople:toocloseandwe

    intrude,eveen.toofarandacy.

    speakhyourbody

    heryouarestandingorsitting,ely

    tosayhyourbody,“ithinkyouaresayingis

    srizing,”leaninorveslightlyakesure

    youdontintrudeintothefortcircle.

    inoneveryfunnyepisodeofseinfeld,jerryrefersto

    elaiestdateasa“closetalker.”alksto

    anyoandssoclosethattheotherpersonliterally

    bendsbackryingtoavoidhisfacebeingintheirface.

    thiskindofpersonistryingtoohardandesoffas

    aggressiveandiive.

    thefifthsignal:wholebodylanguage

    yourtoolsforgothers

    theiyourespeakingeouyour

    ivethepersonyour

    pleteattention.

    ifyouaresittiohepersonasifyouare

    hangingoneveryouthandeyes,gently

    “flioheother

    ening.tryleaningslightlyforher

    thansittinguprightorleaningbackrossyour

    legs,dosohyourtoplegandkneepointingtohe

    otherperson.

    akesureyouareintaininga

    fortabledistaheotherperson.

    facethepersoly,standtofourfeetaway,and

    shiftyhtlyforotheballsofyour

    feet.thisventperceptibletotheotherperson,

    buthehatyouarefullyengagedh

    heissaying.rendyourselfbysayingtoyourself,

    “energyforward”

    aluedtoheperson

    speaking.

    unfoldyouraranduseyourhandsinanitedfashion

    whenyouspeak.

    ifpeoplearesayingsothingthatisiortantnifit,

    leanalittlefartherin.iftheysaysothingasing,

    relaxbysittingorleaningbackalittle.thenveba

    oreiy.

    allofthesesignalssuggestthatyouarefasatedby

    thepeopleyouaretalkingtoaresaying.theseteiques

    aketheeelheywillloveyou

    forit.

    chapter15

    thesixthsignal:

    bodylanguageto

    avoid

    friendshipisastrongandhabitualinationintwopersons

    toprotethegoodandhappinessofoher.

    eustacebudgell

    justaspositivebodylanguagedraticallyincreases

    your“charuotient,”therearecertainbodypositions

    thataffectpeopleiiveanypoorlisteners

    areguiltyoftheyouyientlybeusingthese

    undesirablepositionsyourself.ifso,youto

    avoidthesecharustersiure.

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    thesixthsignal:bodylanguagetoavoid

    poorlistenerskethestakeoftuingtheirheads

    toheyarespeaking,butallowing

    theirbodytobeinedathespeaker.thissuggests

    thatyoudontreallycareaboutthepersonis

    saying,butyourepretendingthatyoudo.

    poorlistenerssiththeirlegscrossedsothattheir

    toplegandkneepointsathespeaker,thereby

    appearingtoselvesofftothessage.

    aivessagethatdestroysanyceof

    yourbeinggispinyourchair,asif

    youthe

    speaker.ohebestouhisivetendency

    istositupstraightandnotallootouch

    thebackofthechair.

    oftenpeoplekethestakeoffoldingtheirar

    heyarelistening.thespeakerviehispostureas

    asheissaying.youavoid

    thisbykingsurethatyourarareunfoldedandyour

    handsareopen,tosignalhoy,siy,andgenuine

    i.

    observethebehaviorofothers.whenyouseeoneor

    reoftheseivesignals,thelisteellingyouat

    anunnsciouslevelthatheiseitheotiedin

    youaresaying,orheispletelyopposedtoit.inpersonal

    relationships,especiallyatho,thesentrarysignals

    yindicatethattheotherpersonisagitatedabout

    sothingelseandotpayattentiontoyouuntilthat

    issueisresolved.

    dr.alberthrabianofuductedasenal

    studyofnieyearsagoandncluded

    that,iofaversation,yourbodylanguagenveys

    55peressageyouaresending.yourtone

    ofvoiessage,and

    thepo

    theselvesareresponsibleforonly7pert.it

    isazinghohersreadyourbodylanguage

    anddrayou,eveniftheyarei.

    thatsustalyouare

    sayingbytheionyourbodyiion.

    ittusoutthatelyresensit

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