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6 Terrible Body Language Habits We Need To Change
Our body-language habits have a way of sneaking into our everyday lives that we may not even realize we are doing them. However, some of these subconscious behaviors could possibly be the reason for why you aren’t landing that job after your interview, or perhaps why all your blind dates tend to ghost you for no apparent reason. So, if you have a hunch that a body language habit of yours might be the culprit, here are some of the common not-so-great body language habits you should look out for.
#bodylanguage
If you find this video helpful and would like to learn more about body language and what it says about you, we have a video on that as well: https://youtu.be/nLGn1cveqIc
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Cain, Áine. “11 Horrible Body Language Mistakes That Are Hard to Quit but You’ll Be Glad You Did.”
Business Insider, Business Insider, 4 Apr. 2018, www.businessinsider.com/bad-body-language-habits-2017-12.
Stafford, Tom. “How the Way We Walk Can Increase Risk of Being Mugged.” BBC News, BBC, 2013,
www.bbc.com/future/article/20131104-how-muggers-size-up-your-walk.
Rhett and Link’s “The Safest Way to Walk” from Good Mythical Morning
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