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- All the benefits of Silver +
- Video Course
- Practice videos
- Bombcast podcasts.
- Ability to post 3 Body Language video suggestions per month.
- Participate in occasional live stream Q&A's
Silver Benefits
- Access to Crime Series
- Access to Interesting Minds Series
- Ability to post 1 body language video suggestion each month.
This video course will be continually updated. If you have heard Mandy mention other tells in previous videos that aren’t covered in this course or would like Mandy to explain any of these tells further, please post your suggestions here. The suggestions with the highest number of thumbs up will be done first.
Ultimately the goal is to evolve and continue to build this course so it is as comprehensive and informative as possible.
Thanks to all of you who contribute.
This post is reserved as I changelog, so you can see what has been added since your last visit.
19/09/18 – Added ‘Negative Head Shake’
14/10/18 – Added to ‘Negative Head Shake’ at the 4:54 timestamp.
15/10/18 – Added Pretty Pose.
Great course! I think it would be great if you made a video on how to present your own body language when dealing with someone trying to lie to you, who’s also as knowledgeable as you are about manipulation, lying, eye positions all that stuff. Like how would you act when you are with someone who’s trying to manipulate you, then you become aware of them attempting to manipulate you, but you don’t want to give that away to them – because they aren’t stupid either. Know what I mean? I guess what I’m saying is how do you convince a manipulator that you’re buying their shit, while you’re catching them…
Last night I stumbled on one of your Youtube videos, and was fascinated because you were parroting my own opinions, but you had scientific evidence for yours. I have Asperger’s, (as do my two biological children), and I have always been very GOOD at reading the body language of others. It’s my theory that people with Asperger’s actually are better at reading emotions, and know we do not or cannot respond appropriately, therefore we back away. I appreciate your explanations, and will use this as a launching point for my sons.
Thank you Jennifer. Oddly I was thinking about Asperger’s and reading body language just the other day!
Also to give you a heads up, in the next couple of weeks a fair few more ‘tells’ will be added to the list.
Just have a project I’m trying to get finished first.
I have always been able to read people in interview situations, and it’s kind of a hobby… I truly think there is a market for this type of instruction to the Aspie community – especially given the soothing nature of the instructor’s voice.
As a parent of an autistic adult, I find this idea intriguing, I hope Mandy considers this as learning Body Language could be really beneficial for higher functioning autistic young adults.
I would like to see an on depth discussion of dominance or “alpha” body language. I think covering positioning (i.e. standing or group interaction and who stands between other people and the meaning of it), position of shoulders, feet, and head movements when greeting someone. The dynamics of greetings/handshakes when greeting known/unknown entities and the implications behind it. Another thing I think would be amazing, is debates and collaboration videos with other body language “experts or gurus” such as Joe Navarro, Mark Bowden, Lillian Glass, Patti Wood, Patryk Wezowski, Kevin Hogan, John Schafer, etc….not everyone who is proclaimed to be an expert truly is, but it would add a dynamic to this that I would love to see. Possibilities of this: 1-Going over your own videos for validations and critiques. (This would be my personal favorite as it is the thing I enjoy doing the most in my own work and self development). 2-Discussing ways for beginners and experienced folk alike to improve and critique their own judgements for improving the skill. 3-How and why reading people became an important skill in respective careers. 4-The other possible meaning of similiar/same language. 5-Major and minor cue’s and how that effects when… Read more »
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I believe you’ll find this interesting.
https://bombardsbodylanguage.com/2018/03/31/body-language-creepy-joe-biden-dominance-submission/
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We’l give you a refresher course on how to post links Mandy!
I am a football & golf coach. I have gotten very interested in reading body language and better understanding the athletes, as well as myself and how I can project confidence in tight situations when I need to show my teams that I believe in what I am saying and “don’t be afraid to follow me” type of circumstances. Today’s athletes in high school and college need respect before they will give you any respect. I also know that they can read right thru you if you are full of BS. I would like to see some videos on how I can be more effective as a leader/mentor. I know most coaches are “alpha” type personalities, but I want to make sure they are feeling the message and I am understanding what they say but see what they mean.
very good
I just subscribed. I look forward to these … thank you Mandy for your expertise.
Where can I find the “instructional series” mentioned in body singing and dancing video?
Hi, i am new to all of these things in detail. Its a great in depth course although i have to watch it a few times because i am a beginner. Stay focused and strong for those who feel the same
Tysm for the course
What is the cost of the videos / classes
Thank you Mandy! I’m so grateful to have found your videos and this course. Often times when I watch your videos I feel as if you’re speaking my mind! I’ve always been able to tell when someone is lying but I didn’t understand the deeper details. It’s adding a whole new layer to ‘reading’ people. I’m learning SO much from you!
she said slime ball…. I was thinking slimmy… and she’s a mind reader.
Hey Mandy,
first of all: Thank’s for the great course!!!
There are two topics I’ll miss so far. Is it possible, or perhaps already planned, to add the following parts?
“Body -Wiggle” (Hope you know what i mean. ☺)
and, what’s even more confusing to me:
“The negative headshake”
Because currently I think it’s just a sign of “I can’t believe it” or “I had never thought, this could happen”. Is this right?
Can you help and explain? 😄
Greetings, Danny
Thanks Danny, good suggestions.
Yeh we’l add those in the next week or so!
Yeah! Thanks for the “negative headshake”-video!!!
Any reading recommendations for that psychology primer?
What does it mean when one goes into RAM?
Short-term memory recall? (RAM=Random Access Memory) the part of a computer used first rather than retrieving from a hard disk (which takes longer).