Reading Body Language of Justin Trudeau with Expert Mark Bowden

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[@christineh4782]

Fantastic video! Thank you Mark Bowden. 👍

[@lindaslauenwhite1744]

Trudeau doesn't even remember who he is addressing the answer to, looking very uncomfortable, by loss of memory issues, I wonder what the cause of that is?

[@avalonmoon4594]

I love Mark's analysis and his lovely expressive style. I'm sure he has given lots of advice to politicians and celebs. Come on Mark, spill the beans! 😎 we won't tell, promise 😉

[@lJ0blixen]

All the liberals p, NDP, Bq, and Green Party voters needed to see this!

[@rpm1796]

Brilliant Marco....Cheers🍻

[@pyhroh]

this is amazing

[@cntrygal2007]

*LOVED* this video! Learned lots!! Thankful it was just you in the video teaching/showing us about each person and not speaking with someone else as what's been presented in previous videos. Well done!

[@thejarljbj5263]

Brilliant video

[@MarkBowden1]

Thanks!

[@joelfilipeazevedolopes3183]

Very interesting subject. I feel in some way we all use and notice a few of these different body language exemples. I must admit, in regards to the part where you mentioned the need for symmetry in the public speaking aspect, there is indeed this fluid reception of visual information when there is this symmetric behaviour from the people in question, having little to none experience in this field myself one could argue I realized that because you mentioned it yourself, perhaps suffering from somewhat of a placebo effect, nonetheless I've seen other videos of yours sir and I must say you're a skilled comunicator and I see so much value in your speech about body language. Thank you for the videos, very interesting content.

[@monawall6195]

Hello Mark. I agree that Mr. Blanchett demonstrates the effect of speaking slowly. French is his first language. If you observed him speaking French might he appear differently to you?

[@YourNextDoorNeighborA]

May was probably also drunk.

[@nancychace8619]

Interesting review of Elizabeth May. I think even with some very good efforts sometimes it's hard for men to completely comprehend women, and it's hard for a woman sometimes to get a man to really listen to her. Under normal circumstances, that neck gesture might be arrogance, but in this case maybe was she expressing the dynamic of needing to be listened to, arrogance notwithsfanding? To compete in a "man's world," a woman has to be pretty strong, and be able to stand up for herself, like it or not.

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[@peterhambleton7649]

displaying the neck area displays arrogance he says ,displaying his own neck lol