Hi Sir, there is that blue light flickering on your suit arm. (Comes on around 9 second.) What is that?

Also, for the record, "what every BODY is saying" and "the dictionary of BODY language" were particularly helpful for me in particular, and my autistic experience (i'm like a 2-3/10 for autism, if Aspergers still existed I would go there) If you were interested in expanding you could do reach out to autistic content creators and teach them body language analysis for content, plus the super in-depth explanations and alternate perspectives might help allistic people as well not telling you what to do, you're obviously wildly successful on your own, this is just content I would LOVE to see happen

would you consider doing a video on how to identify the baseline of an autistic individual versus an allistic individual? From there, how would each react differently under stress? Just curious

I'm autistic, is stimming, twirling my hair, the same as a self-soothing behavior?

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I just wanna say I love how the videos are edited 👌👌 I have ADHD and sometimes it's really hard for me to pay attention to verbal stuff, the clips really help to understand the video :)

I'm a fan of your work (reading one of your books now). I know this isn't an exhaustive list, but I was surprised to not see touching. I noticed all of these behaviors recently, directed towards me from an acquaintance, but she also touched my arm 4 times in the 5 minutes we were together! I counted 8 different things she did, plus she wore a shirt that showed off her cleavage (she was expecting me, and she never wears those style of shirts at her job 🤔). I feel it's more indicative of possible romantic attraction, my friend insists she's just friendly, or only wants friendship. Hmmm? I love these short clips, too. Thank you.

I used to go into the fetal type position so often with panic attacks . I was so broken emotionally

Joe, thank you for willing to teach! Can you speak on when fidgeting becomes disruptive, such as loud thumping/drumming on a surface or bird whistling. We have a co- worker who only fidgets when she is making a lot of noise.

That's one for my grandkids! 🤣😂🤣😁

This would be better if it gave the answers 😢 😢 😢 I can’t practice if I don’t have answers

Thank you Joe, so I’ll tell you if these tips have worked!😂

Hi, thanks for the info. I need help with somethings. I know this lady for quite sometime but she wore hijab. Since she couldn't play with her hair, I noticed that she touched her eyelashes. Is it under "self touching". Lastly, I still couldn't figure out what gazing is.

1. He is clearly frustrated and angry with the squinting of eyes and furrowed brow. 2. lip bite of lower lip hidden strong negative 3. nose crinkles up as this expresses contempt 4. both cheeks move in an upward motion signalling frustration and anger 5. His facial expressions signal anger and frustration 6. corners of mouth and chin move in an upward motion 7. he exposes the teeth of his canines as he bites his lower lip

Thank to You! For inspiring all of us to be better people. Thank You.❤

1. arms crossed , a Self hug, which is a self - pacifying behaviour. 2. eyes darting to the sides due to anxious nervous, 3. uncomfortable , a bit stressed as she exhales a huge sigh as her head lifts up 4. self soothing gesture as hands holding her forearms. 5. not confident 6. Stress 7. Impatient 8. feels anxious waiting around 9. fake smile in the beginning of the clip as there are no crow feet at the eyes,

Thank you Joe! I’ve been a fan of your work for a while now,I honestly “watch” for any new advice all the time!

1. eye roll 2. tongue in cheek with slightly open mouth 3. initial head tilt prolonged 4. lip pull 5. at the end of the clip the neck and head movement straighten after initial head tilted

1. sudden movement of head to the her left with a downward motion, 2. furrowed glubella and eyebrows with squint eyes. 3. Mouth and chin perched forward. 4. wrinkled nose 5. hand and index finger negative wave gesture 6. raised eyebrows towards end of clip changes to almost a smile

1) He stopped smiling, turned his head with a micro expression of furrowed brow. 2) tongue hidden in cheek then tongue moves to the front mouth but remains hidden, 3) mouth forward perched forward whilst tongue in cheek. 4) fast blinking rate. 5) lip perched forward. 6) neck movement at the beginning of clip moves up in order to pay attention to what he heard 7) at the end of the clip his neck and downward head movement.

1) Both Shoulders shrug on 2 separate occasions of the clip 2) tilt of neck head to the right 3) Lip bite of lower lip hiding the lower lip 4) lip perch while she shrugs 5) At the end of the clip, She ends her expression with a lip pull 6) initial lip bite indicate negative emotions and thoughts. 7) eyes move from bottom to top and to the sides

this is very simple and good advice

Very interesting video, lot of knowledge, thank you Sir 💚

Every woman needs to read the gift of fear

Great video!Thank You! I ordered Your book (What every body is saying)a week ago...Can't wait to come! Just wanted to compliment Your way of speaking and choosing words,so that, we who are not native english speakers also can understand it perfectly,like our own language😊.

Big Fan of Joe from across the globe 🇬🇧. Love this video sir.

What is the profit of flirting with local women? Do they provide your connection? What will happen, If I do sex with them ? I am so curious to know it.

Nice 👍 inspiring ❤

Requested this earlier, so thank you! It's funny, I didn't even notice it myself, my colleagues pointed out at the call center we worked at that when I had a pleasant conversation with a customer I would sit with my elbow leaning on the desk, wrist exposed towards the computer 😂 And gesture to the customer on the phone

Love your material. Thank you. Is there any difference between body language and non-verbal communication?

This is wonderful! I love watching chemistry (not just romantic chemistry!) develop. One good place to watch this seems to be the tv show Dancing With the Stars. It’s so tender watching the professionals and the students get more comfortable with each other and watching the chemistry develop 🥰

Thank you Mr Navarro for the great upload! I appreciate that you're so readily happy to share this invaluable information with us all :) Love your books, and your videos!!

Thank you sir. Appreciate your advice.

Yeah. What are signs of overcompensation and what do they hide? For example the jock hiding his abusive upbringing through mean projection.

Wonderful video! Mr. Navarro can you or have you done a video on how to tell if someone is wearing a psychological mask? Thank you for all you do!

Brillant ❤Thank you, Mr Navarro ❤

Great work ! Would love if you could review the body language of Fiona Harvey and other Netflix shows

stare ,take a deep breath, exhale,roll her eyes,swing her arms back and forth,turn around,pout,smile (smirk),one corner of her mouth goes up,push her mandible Thank you 😊

1. furrowed eyebrows with squint eyes, wrinkled nose, mouth and chin pouched forward all signify anger 2. wrinkled nose signifies contempt 3. hand and index finger wave gesture signifies a negative or 'No' 4. raised eyebrows towards end of clip signifies surprise as mouth eases up from anger to almost a smile

head tilt, tongue in cheek, eye roll, lip pull, neck and head movement

A lot of self pacifying behaviours. 1. Self hug 2. eyes darting to the sides due to anxious nervous, 3. uncomfortable , a bit stressed as she exhales a huge sigh, 4. self soothing gesture as hands holding her forearms. 5. not confident 6. Stress 7. Impatient 8. feels anxious waiting around

1. He is clearly frustrated and angry with the squinting of eyes and furrowed brow. 2. lip bite of lower lip hidden strong negative 3. nose crinkles up as this expresses contempt 4. His entire face has an upward motion signalling frustration and anger 5. His anger and frustration annoys him and is further compounded after his car is not starting.

1) He did not like what he heard as he stopped smiling and turned his head with a micro expression of anger at his furrowed brow. 2) tongue hidden in cheek is that he is upto something, he may have an idea or something cheeky to reply back. 3) fast blinking rate could be a blocking behaviour or processing his thoughts 4) lip perch forward may indicate his negative emotion and thoughts after hearing what was said to him 5) neck movement at the beginning of clip moves up in order to pay attention to what he heard 6) at the end of the clip his neck and head movement move downwards to as he may feel embarassed or shy

She is transmitting negative signals: 1) Both Shoulders shrug on 2 separate occasions of the clip expressing that she does not know. 2) tilt of neck shows that she is being friendly and polite despite her negative emotions with a lip perch and lip bite at the same time. 3) Lip bite of lower lip hidden transmits strong negative emotions and thoughts. 4) lip perch shows she is processing her thoughts while she shrugs to emphasise her negative thought process and uncertainty. 5) At the end of the clip, She ends her expression with a lip pull which is significant as it means that she has most likely made her decision despite it being negative. 6) initial lip bite indicate negative emotions and thoughts.

Hi Joe, in Italian we says: “andare a pelle”, it’s a very useful tip!

Gut feelings are our guardian angels.

Thank you Joe! Nice reminder! Many thanks again!

love this!

I appreciate the knowledge you're sharing. I just finished John Douglas's "The Anatomy of Motive" and I'm connecting the wound collecting info, with the many individuals profiled by Douglas. James Huberty keeping records of "debts" comes to mind.

Neck tension, shoulders moved upward, slight lift in the upper right peck, eye rolling, lips pursing then relaxing, blowing air out mouth, pointing with eyes to someone out of sight. Eyebrows raised then relaxed, side grin, flared nostrils.