Which one was better? With or without body language? 👀

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[@user-sh3it8fh1z]

Hi❤

[@Ophanim1000]

Body language is completely natural and can be effective if done right but it can also make people seem stupid, out of control, or lacking in sophistication and elegance.

[@roach9557]

Scam

[@robinsongodwin9710]

❤

[@TheManOfReason.]

Love how you're trying so hard not to hand signal, little thumb still twitching, palm still bouncing to the rhythm.

[@user-jf9kv3jm9s]

😂😂

[@BugCatcherGwen]

I noticed that! He's really internalized how to use body language. I've always spoken with my hands, but I've been using these to learn how to better match it to my own rhythm.

[@alejrandom6592]

Man you got good eyes

[@sallysally9483]

The head is doing its most 😂

[@Mr_CyberCookie]

Nice catch

[@user_5670-vl5kz]

For Introvert's this is a no less from a nightmare. For extroverts, it's just another Tuesday 💀

[@rainecuun]

I saw many introverts with great body language.

[@ZlouchDev]

Introversion is not the same as social anxiety

[@rainecuun]

@@ZlouchDev its sad it's 2024 and people still don't know what introvertion is

[@Gkdjd558]

You can actually be extrovert and have social anxiety, while you can be an introvert and have this amazing body language, and being able to excellently communicate with other people, it’s just really depends.

[@Dagrizzb]

M. Bison still relevant today.

[@mrteacup1769]

I do agree it’s better but you also used more direct and clear language making the second one look better

[@nqobiledoctordludla7325]

Exactly!!!

[@SympatheticMonster]

Absolutely, but it's important to remember that we don't merely use body language to supplement verbal language - the two are intrinsically intertwined. Our body language influences our speech, just as our speech influences our body language. They are not separate activities, but rather a synchronized performance. People may shy away from using their bodies as tools for expression because they're simply not accustomed to it. Nonverbal communication can be as layered and nuanced as verbal communication, and in some cases, even more so. It's akin to learning a second language. Just as we don't consciously scrutinize every word that slips off our tongues - unless we're discussing something unfamiliar or under stress - the same applies to our body language. As we grow more comfortable with nonverbal expression, and thereby expand our nonverbal 'vocabulary', this process becomes second nature. You might even find it begins to impact your tone, volume, and pace, acting like an inbuilt metronome. And let's not forget, physically shifting your body can have direct effects on your physiological state. Constant movement can increase blood flow and core temperature, while slower movements can boost focus and blood pressure. Likewise, open gestures can enhance respiratory function, while more closed, focused movements may concentrate your vocal output. For example, when I'm talking to someone over the phone, I find myself needing to walk around or at least stand. There's no denying that some of these actions may seem exaggerated, but they are rooted in truth. Public speaking is indeed a full body exercise. Otherwise, why would we bother presenting in person rather than just playing a pre-recorded audio file on an empty stage?

[@Lawrencelj]

And the tone is different as well.

[@JordanJusthere]

​@SympatheticMonster I would like to say, "THANK YOU," for such an in-depth reply! I also agree with all your po8nts because it is natural to see and feel how everything in our bodies work together to act out all processes.

[@amgkv2.025]

It’s so much harder to project and be excited when you’re not moving your body. That’s the whole point of why he’s more engaging, because it comes naturally when you give your whole body to what you’re saying

[@qurockdoolaw]

I’ve been in US for 3 months and recently started watching your videos and I fell in love with them. Vinh you’re incredible. Your lessons help me to improve not only my vocabulary, but accent, speech and voice itself. Keep doing what you do. And I hope one day I will be on one of your performances!

[@sollehdaim828]

He really good at what he does right? I've been following this guy for a while now and my only regret was why I hadn't done it sooner.

[@askvinh]

Thank you so much!!

[@MrImagin]

we have very similar profile pictures

[@vikneshwaranmarimuthu6186]

​@@MrImaginsugoi desi ne

[@Yallneedsomesense]

Welcome to the States from the Kentucky way!

[@jagenigma]

On the first part, you could see this guy fighting his hands to not use body language. That just goes to show you that body language is a great communicator.

[@paballophokwane3876]

Constant practice, great body language comes from countless hours in mirror practicing

[@MarioAndreschak]

Interesting how the wording also influences how his message is received: In the first bit he draws the attention to the negative aspects and tesults: "YOU (!) HAVE to learn".. "otherwise you won't be able to.. " In the second bit he focuses more on the positive aspects. He will lead through this and WE (!) will achieve something good. That's very eye opening actually.

[@nuberiffic]

Second one also had tone, inflection, cadence, emphasis, and enthusiasm.

[@Angel_HippieCityHealing]

My mentor said to move as little as possible while being filmed so that I don’t seem nervous. I talk with my hands all the time. Think I’ll just be me and go with it. This seems so much more natural.

[@krishyadav70shorts]

With body language is muchh better than without 😊

[@pongzanichar8533]

I was an introvert a year ago, I've been trying to go out from the circle watching these kinda videos

[@Trade-Jack-Games]

Bro not only did the change in body language but also change in vocals and word choice

[@nabeel123]

The first one look like you aren't paid enough for this and the second was like you are really motivated to do this

[@mangodango12]

“APPLY what is useful, DISCARD was it not” We all know what we need to do the struggle is in the application

[@jmayed]

Love listening to you. You're amazing.

[@EmanAkmal-up4qq]

Body language is the best way to present anything .

[@martinguila]

Behold the great guru of deep fakeness and profundity!

[@truthshall]

He gave me confidence🗿

[@XCHDragox115]

“And we are all leaders in some place in our lives” Easy to forget sometimes

[@marsruarua594]

Over complication of things is the very reason we are where we are today. Too much of wanting is good for nothing.

[@squeekyclean1644]

So just wave your hands all over the place. Got it!

[@lexbustamante757]

also the speech was different and so was the range and clear use of emphasizing some words. It was not just body language.

[@TitankroW]

Body language plays a part in speech that’s why so many voice actors if you see them behind the scenes are still physically acting it’s near impossible to get that level of emotion or get the right tone without body language it’s impossible to voice act and sound genuinely mad when you’re not physically acting mad idk what it is whether it’s psychological or just smth with how he we speak and how different body movements influence emotion but it’s a real thing you can look up for yourself

[@lexbustamante757]

@@TitankroW What about the speech? You can use body language with out tone and emphasizing words. You can do it without body language, it is not required, you can look it up also. It just make it seem more like music in a movie seen. A seen can seem scary just by the music alone yet the same seen can seem like lovers. Also lighting and shadowing has it part not just music all this to say body language is like music its not the main thing it is one of many different elements and variables that take part and play into a bigger picture.

[@virityrealtual3831]

He did very well without body language. In fact, his body still jolted when emphasizing certain syllables. Very hard to just talk without using the body. @@lexbustamante757

[@tushartiwari8085]

I am working from home and using these gestures in my day to day audio calls. I can't wait for my promotion.

[@synystervidz3451]

I like this guy because unlike 99% of "gurus" selling something... he can successfully show you it works in under 60 seconds

[@tomnook6751]

People make fun of me when i use body language and dont just stand around still talking, but here is the best part, i dont care

[@ajasilikonreffkmimmon]

Make. Them. Mad.

[@tomnook6751]

@@ajasilikonreffkmimmon how?

[@ajasilikonreffkmimmon]

@@tomnook6751 They're boring, bereft of expressiveness. Keep up your style, but don't show off.

[@tomnook6751]

@@ajasilikonreffkmimmon show off? Okay😂, i dont think you can show off this, but thanks. I am not a person who gives up here things, just because other think it differnt and there for "bad"

[@heavybladevideo]

I love that in the first part his hands were dying to show body language and his head was still going with it

[@ldnldn4937]

I personally think this is useful for people who have no interest, but whne you interested in a topic , you don't care the teachers body language as long as it is normal human behaviour

[@AbysmalOcean11]

I was honestly able to pay more attention without his hands moving 🤔 both work but not having to pay attention to his hands moving helped. My focus and attention takes a lot more effort. Certain things that are engaging and helpful for most are a distraction for some. 🤷‍♀️ either way great presentation!

[@Volnues]

Honestly the first one with some gestures felt a lot more genuine, if I’m watching a keynote and the speaker starts flailing his hands around you know they’re grasping straws

[@jiddy30]

I can hear a tone difference and that’s the biggest for me

[@staciemcdonald4090]

I’ve always talked with my hands. I tried multiple ways of becoming successful and the only thing I’m a leader of is being broke and frustrated.

[@soup8423]

I’m I the only person who appreciates the first walk out more? It feels more genuine and less of a performance for the audience.

[@oak7OO5]

The premise of this extent is to expose yourself, your inner thoughts to the physical world as much as you can through expressions. Just expose yourself to the outer world. Not to keep those utter burdens in yourselves for being unexpressive. Express your inner things including your thoughts and expressions, split it out. To make yourself light which is essential for giving much energy to the world with which we're interacting. It makes you look determined and real in your conversations too.

[@itsNatalieAtLeast]

You look so robotic without body language. It's wild how much body movements convey on their own

[@premsarkate7999]

So hands is everything

[@emeye6452]

Vinh is amazing Everything he says is just as useful as this You should check him out and apply what he's saying. Don't just let it sit at the back of your mind.

[@Soy_Daddy]

Dude is teaching communications 101 to the world with these videos

[@TheTabby]

I think this is why people say I make a good leader, when in fact, I absolutely would not. It is because I talk with my hands! Not literally, but I am very expressive with my hands when I talk naturally. My Mom always used to say it was the Italian in us.

[@doggirl.]

Exactly its stimulation for the eye which is why we enjoy subway sufer videos. So if more videos included hand movements maybe we wouldnt need other clips to concentrate

[@mirzarizwanbaig9449]

Tim Cook is Prime Example ❤ I watch  keynote just to watch Tim Cook speech and body language 😮

[@Agnista9999]

If one can have emotions trust come naturally! Body language is like literature of speech

[@koolyousufproduction6583]

The body language part is more understandable, and shows confidence and you would receive respect from other people.

[@We.shall.fly1]

He is better than me even without body language.

[@captainprice6199]

The last statement is so true

[@planetary-rendez-vous]

So cool he said we're all leaders.

[@ryanalanmelchione9790]

Your course changed my life. Worth every penny.

[@UnknownMFe]

The first one still had some body language in the face and head

[@joshuaepkins6615]

That's interesting because in school, I am always told not to use my hands when speaking and to stand still like a statue.

[@user-by1mq9og1x]

I have been watching your channel for a while and i am learning a lot about communication

[@ProDJRHDSRemix]

I like language 😮

[@clsieczka]

Body language. Just like a great dancer on a dance floor. Makes you pay attention.

[@user-cg7fp2qn7l]

With body language is very best

[@sebastianheine-sheldrake9237]

Love your vids Vinh!

[@boop7441]

im not trying to dispute that body language is important but i actually observed a noticeable difference in speech between both examples. I think its possible that not only does body language enhance your speach, it also is a sign to yourself that you are comfortable and confident and you feel at ease and more lively. perhaps the effects of body language are magnified because the people who are comfortable with their body language tend to also be more confident.

[@muhammadjunaidali312]

Part 1 was literally me I want to improve my communication

[@AmnesiaForever]

I thought for a sec the one below was "without body language" and the joke was that he's standing perfectly still

[@ApexMathematicsInMotion]

Thank You Vinh , we learn a lot from you

[@Takolouski]

Speech 100, my man is leveling up his speech

[@AnAverageBigBou]

The second one is how I usually talk, my friend even pointed it out once how I use my arms for a lot of expressions I make and it really helps getting your point through

[@LoinclothRising]

…ok?

[@user-ln1oq3bf7e]

I've been watching a ton of your video, excellent content. Fun fact, when I was taking college communication course they actively tried to teach us not to move our hands because it would be "distracting" to the listeners.

[@DavrK]

while his point still stands, its clear that some of the words had a different intonation and intensity to them between the two clips

[@FruitKck]

Mix. Silence of the body will amplify the words as well.

[@jib7807]

maybe its because you changed the entire speech for the second one to make it more convincing

[@ziggysax0607]

I find the first more genuine and the second more likely to be in it to make a quick buck.

[@Radon-220]

Thats nice. Personally ive been contradicting myself for a while or doing something similar to that, like for example being a leader , every time i find something that i can relate to which in turn makes me a better leader seems to contradict itself with another factor similar to it. Its pretty wierd tbh . Good video though :)

[@doomerdaniel]

Its because gesturing helos understanding, and leaders need to express themselves clearly. So we associate "clear instruction" with "good instructioner", wich is actually a somewhat correct assocation.

[@trevorgomes4936]

Bro's talking to circle's

[@perisahiro]

❤❤❤So vital point! Very true!👍👍👍💐💐💐

[@93BlazinFire]

First one. Way more convincing and genuine.

[@SivaKumar-qu2qd]

Well for me it's the energy in the second one compared to the full introduction in the first

[@kevin___]

I would prefer the 1st.

[@Caffrey90]

Head nodding/movement is still part of the body language but good effort 😂

[@johnbrock3010]

The problem with the first one is that he wasn't wearing a bow tie and suspenders. Or a fez. That would have helped as well.

[@nicholasbergman2234]

I think the second one felt shorter because he kept my attention better.

[@pathurd9595]

Best leadership tip as it pertains to body language: when someone on your team is talking, look them in the eye, lean in and actually listen. It helps tremendously

[@ConLam999]

This guy is awesome

[@ishita.ishu.p1303]

We are all leaders in some place of our lives ❤

[@calebtan1042]

As an asian child my grandmother hated when i move my hands when talking

[@littlebrownskingirl8]

Body language 💯

[@zoltanrobertlovas4672]

The one without the italian imitation was better, because I wasn't focusing on what you are trying to hit, but instead on what you were saying.

[@johntraverssali3848]

You're a god Vinh 👌🙌

[@ninorealestate]

Great videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@mizanur.thedreamer]

Best content watched in 2023!❤

[@YogeshRana-fg8jr]

I think first was better

[@tylernicks6918]

i want to go to one of these and just say “trick question, they are the same!” when he asks which is better

[@NickMcHardyGolfs]

I’ve always wondered why people perceived me as a leader when I was younger and if you’re trying to tell me it’s because I grew up around Italians who expressed everything with their hands I’m gonna lose it.

[@szhaka7251]

lol I thought body language was a bit over the top until now. sometimes I've felt uncomfortable at times because most don't. nice that it's a positive trait. 🤩

[@thenoblegoatman9815]

I had a communication class where when we presented, if we used body language we got docked points. It was incredibly hard and that teacher was clueless

[@leafm5375]

I followed everything you were saying without body language easily because it was so WEIRD

[@thewhiskeycowboy-official]

While true.... now listen to the video with your eyes closed. It was not simply the body language.

[@HeySimo.]

Very good thank you!

[@yarajaladef9831]

I'm following u now 👌 I don't feel myself enough yet so I need ur videos to guide

[@czowiekzlasu3740]

I liked the first one better because I know that the latter is a manipulative way to get people to like you more

[@johnl163]

Therapist: Australian Asian isn't real. He can't hurt you. Australian Asian:

[@jojo.s_bekaar_adventures]

there a lot of them actually

[@leokinvig6368]

Bro doesnt realise aus and NZ are surrounded by Asia

[@Floydian4everr]

CCP is everywhere

[@Floydian4everr]

​@@jojo.s_bekaar_adventuressounds scary, are they allowed to drive?

[@_--.--_]

@@jojo.s_bekaar_adventures i hate your name

[@ok29700]

amazing but the right type of hand momvements like don't show bye if you're saying hello, some people move their hands and it doesnt match the words

[@cathybradford3075]

With

[@m4a6n5i8]

With body language

[@JustinR150]

He is the Jacob Collier of Communication

[@danielakachi3666]

Underated comment

[@danielakachi3666]

As I closed my eyes it almost sounds like Jacob talking about super ultra Lydian ... Scale :)

[@thpersnshiv]

Without body language looks more natural

[@davidmiljkovic4509]

I like without body language Easier to understand