Smile training | Michael Angelo Caruso demos relationship strategy for leaders

Smile training | Michael Angelo Caruso demonstrates 4 types of smiles for leaders
A good, natural smile is a sign of confidence and comfort. It's an expression that can set people at ease and set the stage for good things to come.
Michael demonstrates 4 different types of smiles:
1. The crinkle.
Just squint your eyes lightly to until the crow's feet appear in the outside corners of your eyes. Do this right and you'll be smiling with your eyes, not your mouth.
2. Put your eyebrows to work.
Raising your eyebrows opens up your expression like a crowbar. Raised brows are an old acting trick to insert emotion into a scene.
3. Two-tooth smile, Four-tooth smile, Six-tooth smile.
The more you smile, the more teeth you show. The six-tooth smile is borrowed from dentists and orthodontists who refer to "the social six" as the six teeth in the center of the mouth just behind your top lip.
4. No teeth smile.
Keep your lips together and smile as big as you can.
Combine any kind of smile with a head nod and others will be drawn to you in the business world and in your personal life.
This video was recorded at a leadership session for Rose Solutions, which is based in Troy, Michigan.
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Remember, the team usually improves right after the leader does.
Michael Angelo Caruso delivers a fantastic keynote on leadership that’s both educational and entertaining. The session covers what your leadership group needs to know about the best ways to educate, motivate, and reward team members.
He’ll talk about ways to handle the four most challenging work personalities, giving special attention to handling negative people.
You’ll learn a simple, yet effective technique for confidence that few leaders use and the best way to offer criticism. Unfortunately, most managers try to motivate employees using three tools that usually don’t motivate: job descriptions, performance reviews and evaluation forms that are linked to money.
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• Why money does not motivate most people
• Two things that motivate people almost every time
• 5 Cool Ideas for dealing with under-performers
• Why most job descriptions are de-motivating
• The #1 thing workers want (but don’t get) from managers
• Why performance reviews should be unpredictable
• Why you should never start a meeting late
• A secret for interviewing job applicants that’ll save your job
• How to deal with the 4 most challenging personalities
• Cool Ideas for dealing with negativity
• A fun way to guarantee feedback from your team
• Tips on how to instantly improve your presentation skills
• A simple technique for confidence
• How to read people better and faster
• The fastest way to show interest in someone
• Improve your vocabulary quickly and cheaply
• Find the Power Seat in any room
• The lost secret of how to give a compliment
• 5 Cool Ideas on how to be a better role model
• How to be less of a boss and more of a coach
• Never be the bad guy again
• The “Reward/Consequence” proposal; why it works so well
• The “LB/NT” technique; the best way to offer criticism
• The 15 most powerful words
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Clever approach

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Smiles are so important. Seeing fewer authentic smiles these days.

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Good to see you working it, Michael. Great content, as always!

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Smiling as I watch this.

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Love this!