Joe Navarro Webinar - Your body language questions answered

During this webinar world renowned body language expert Joe Navarro answers a range of questions about body language, from how best to use baselines to what it means to engage well with others during online video conferences. Don't miss out on these important nonverbal insights you can use in your personal, business and social life today.

[@rhondakennedy819]

I am here because of my 4 men The Behavior Panel. The gentlemen say Joe Navarro is the man from whom they say is the best in the business.

[@perfectpitch2506]

Thank You for Uploading, These videos helps while reading What Everybody is saying!!!

[@perfectpitch2506]

@alpha pasa I was actually on page 67 but then stopped reading it a few months ago,now I am back reading from the start.

[@vvgamers748]

@alpha pasa I almost completed the book

[@vvgamers748]

@@perfectpitch2506 shall we coordinate even I want to share with someone

[@vvgamers748]

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[@Michelina22]

Absolutely love this content As well as I’m watching “The Behavior Panel” I believe that you’ve been a great influence on them I love it all Had no idea that I was already doing this, I didn’t know that there were actually terms for it ! Thank you 🙏

[@alphas7040]

Thank so much Joe Navarro for your huge useful knowledge.... I have read your book and today I'm watching you on KZbin it seems like I see you in reality... I'm very happy for that. You are a big library for all the world.

[@michaelng6045]

Hello Mr. Navarro, I've been reading your book so far on Be Exceptional and watched several of your videos on YT. I recall you keep mentioning about the behaviors of those that are blind and why babies open their fingers and stretch their toes a lot. You've often shared how to read and understand others to figure out their needs, wants, desires and concerns. Question - what is your experiences on reading body languages for those that are on the autistic spectrum? Would appreciate your views on this ... or perhaps on a future video. Thanks!

[@ahmadulum2730]

Thank you sir, someday i hope can meet with you

[@mandychadwick6823]

Thank you 😍 Joe. Love your teachings ❤️❤️❤️Thank you

[@altruisticscoundrel]

Joe Navarro, would you go on Eric Hunley and Alison Morrow for interviews??

[@vvgamers748]

Is their any chance to post questions anywhere bout body language

[@clarettaskelly709]

I have a genetic condition that has progressed to where I am currently in use of a wheelchair, my limbs are kind of twisted and spastic, sometimes it affects my face. I have had strangers stop me and tell me how I shouldn't be sitting around feeling sorry for myself(I am an IT tech, I have worked my entire adult live, I exercise daily)(I have had a counselor tell me I needed to occasionally sit an have a good cry) What is it that I may be doing that is making people think that I am full of self pity.

[@wiscogirl81]

I have to lead an hour long meeting 1x/month and my manager prefers all of us to have our camera on. 1. I absolutely LOATHE this meeting I have to facilitate because I very much dislike being the "center of attention" even though I am generally a very outgoing person. 2. I totally lie and tell everyone that due to myself and my 3 kids online I don't have the bandwidth to have my camera on because it is true that having your camera on can cause glitchieness, and I totally use that as an excuse to avoid being on camera during these meetings. 3. Everyone else who is on camera, their facial expressions are so hard to read, IDK if they are multi-tasking and their facial expression is due to an email they are reading, or if they are being super critical of how I'm conducting the meeting, and I always think it's me... 4. Every 3rd Tuesday at 3 PM, I legit think about throwing myself down the stairs sonI don't have to conduct this meeting

[@Michelina22]

I was always insecure Therefore I was observing more than anything as a young child

[@rageauto1291]

Can these techniques be use on "deep fake" to spot non human videos? I don't think any AI can replicate human automatic reactions?

[@aprilmariedevito2619]

Were you a little uncomfortable answering any of the questions on this video? Before drinking water? 34:10

[@siddharthakumarrai3192]

Drinking water doesn't mean anything ,you have to understand the context too

[@aprilmariedevito2619]

@@siddharthakumarrai3192 I just told mother to prepare for tomorrow's skits, lines....lol.

[@aprilmariedevito2619]

@@siddharthakumarrai3192 I understand.

[@siddharthakumarrai3192]

@@aprilmariedevito2619 Hey, you should try the course, there are 5 free lessons, maybe that would help!

[@aprilmariedevito2619]

@@siddharthakumarrai3192 Where's the course?

[@Dina-ee6vg]

Hi Mr Navarro, I have a question: what does it signify when an adult male begins picking his nose during a conversation? Is it a soothing behaviour? I've only ever seen this behaviour in Austria, but it's so prevalent and annoying. To describe it better: during a conversation while he is talking to me, he will gently put his thumb on the inside of his nostril and kind of pinch it. A bit like making the precision symbol 👌 except on the nostril, not consciously. It usually takes a few seconds (4) till they realise what they're doing then they stop. This will be in a cafe, in business meetings, really everywhere. And the aim isn't to really pick their nose; one can observe the men in their cars at traffic lights, really picking their noses. As if the car made them invisible to people.

[@ignaciob5203]

Trying to observe pictures is really difficult because it's easier to fabricate a false image of yourself and your family with pictures , you can always make the perfect photo ,but you can't pretend for a whole video.

[@aprilmariedevito2619]

You seemed to have a couple of moments of discomfort.