Back off! Why space matters | JOE NAVARRO

We rarely think about spatial awareness and yet we all know what it feels like when someone stands too close. Joe Navarro dives into how to be more aware of spatial needs and how it can contribute to psychological comfort and greater face time with others. What Every Body is Saying: amzn.to/2XF9Mh7
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Joe Navarro has been studying nonverbal behavior for the past 45 years. Twenty-five of these were spent in the FBI catching spies.​ Today Joe is an internationally recognized expert, consultant, author, and gifted lecturer, in the interpretation and application of nonverbal behavior. His book, What Every BODY is Saying, after more than a decade, remains the #1 bestselling body language book in the world with more than ONE MILLION copies sold.

[@gloriaroy8476]

You nailed this. It’s so simple but who ever thinks about it except in the moment. You rock

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Thank you Gloria

[@profhscomchannel7230]

Great video! I find that the more I increase the potential of vulnerability (i.e., walking with another of whom I feel protective, including my tiny dog), my awareness of the space behind me increases. Really appreciated your mention of your research as well as your books that specifically delve into this topic. Great series, Joe! I look forward to each installment. Thank you!

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Thank you that means a lot to myself and my wife who puts the video together-thank you

[@mc_clicky7797]

What a great detail of body language! Aside from our physical behavior, how we choose to space ourselves from other people communicates a lot too. I love how you even observed the birds!😂 I really enjoy your videos and all the insights. Thank you from Thailand❤️

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Thank you.

[@szabjack3734]

Hope you enjoyed your stay in Hungary, Mr. Navarro. Missed your session this time but perhaps there will be an opportunity in the future. People present were lucky to get an insight into your knowledge and experience.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

I hope so too! I had such a nice time and the audience was fantastic!

[@martivanyo4136]

🧡🧡🧡 great video, and so true.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Thank you!!

[@abraham2217]

Thank you from Sweden!

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Varsågod

[@benmahdjoubharoun1467]

In 3rd world and poorer countries, the small or lack of personal space could mean that you have a population with a culture of enmeshment, where people have low EQs due to mental illness, people don't respect personal boundaries, privacy, or individuality. You can notice people get a very strong emotional reaction to someone's personal choices or opinions... Etc. A lot of creatives who are neurodivergent suffer in such environments.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Yes humans are very complex and when you get into cultures and neurodivergent behaviors it gets very complex. Thank you

[@fejeskatalin1396]

Super video! Thank you from Budapest!

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Thank you I will tell my wife. And I had such a nice time in Budapest

[@Alfsdatter]

As a Norwegian living in Greece last year I can for sure tell the spatial needs are different 😂

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

And not just the space but also the eye gaze behaviors, correct?

[@Alfsdatter]

@@joenavarrobehaviorexpert Yes agreed

[@rfrancoi]

WOW, very interesting observation Sir. Never thought about time factor. QQ: Does sex of the person play a role as well? Meaning is a man more tolerable of a woman being closer than another man

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Yes to your question and height is a factor also. Too tall the person can seem imposing

[@kralvltavin9173]

​@joenavarrobehaviorexpert I've found that keeping the distance that makes me and them appear about the same size works. Like if I'm standing and talking to a person whose seated, I will give them enough distance to make myself smaller in their eyes.

[@Frontlineinvestigation71]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Thank you

[@MrRobhorn]

Thanks for another interesting video Joe. I’d like to ask your thoughts on the effect of the covid 19 social distancing on spatial awareness? I know here in the UK we’ve had historical pandemics and the US had the polio pandemic of 1916 and the flu pandemic of 1918, it seems the spatial distances always return to the cultural norms, is that because they are embedded in our behaviour? Many thanks Joe.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Our species has a need for human contact. During Covid I was asked will we ever shake hands again. Yes I said, humans need touch. We need to be proximal but not too much, It is in our DNA

[@MrRobhorn]

@@joenavarrobehaviorexpert thank you

[@kushagra30.]

Sir I have one question How should I note what I observed? In what kind of format? It's quite confusing 😅

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Not sure what you mean, I just note it in my head

[@kushagra30.]

Sir do u make notes of what observe? I mean that