Nonverbal Cues/ Actions

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When you hear the word "Nonverbal Cues" , did it ring a bell in your mind about your past or recent nonverbal actions which made you a laughing stuff or get you in trouble? So is it necessary to mind our actions? Why is it necessary to be mindful of your nonverbal cues/ actions towards others?How is nonverbal communication essential to every communicative situation?How can these nonverbal communication be helpful to allow you become better speakers?

We always encountered scenarios wherein people talk adversely the way they act. Sometimes people becomes eager to make someone or something beatiful enough to tell sugar-coated adjectives, little did they know we can see it through their actions, through their eye. Sometimes to be able to get the favor of others people we tend to tell things that will compliment and suit them. Being tuned into someone's nonverbal communication cues can help you determine what is truly being said beyond just the words being spoken.

Non-verbal communication refers to all those messages excluding spoken words. Those messages are body language such as gesture, body posture, eye contact and facial expressions. People communicate in different ways, especially through nonverbal, it is necessary to pay attention to the conveyor so that misinterpretation will be eluded. We should be mindful of our nonverbal cues/actions towards others for they may take it the other way around, we'll never know that sometimes what we meant to mean in our gestures were contrary to how others perceive it. Like for an instance, you've got a mannerisms of jiggling your legs up and down while sitting and listening to someone, to your professors or business partners not knowing that it has a different meaning to the viewer which may be sensual that may lead you to trouble. You might have encountered situations like you or may it be someone becoming a laughing stuff inside the classroom by means of twirling your/their hair and pacing back and forth infront when you/they is/are nervous while reporting, that is why we need to be mindful of those nonverbal actions we are doing. Being not aware of our nonverbal acts may lead misunderstanding and repulsive thoughts.

Practicing the proper nonverbal communication will help us become a good speakers in a way that we can get their full attention and deliver the message we want them to perceive sincerely by means of talking relatively to how we act and toned it. Oftentimes, we have no idea what our faces are communicating, "Because our facial expressions are closely tied to emotion, they are often involuntary and unconscious," Price says, letting our emotions get the best of us can negatively affect the impression we give, whether it's a presentation or a one-on-one conversation. To avoid misunderstanding be aware of what we fully do when we are speaking, speaking with relevant emotions and actions hold the crowds attention better. Good speaker is not just about speaking, it's a two way process, it is how you speak and how you listen. Giving your full attention means using open body language, which includes uncrossed arms and legs, squared shoulders, and portraying clear engagement in the conversation which signifies you being a good listener. And as what always others tell, "a good speaker is a good listener", take a step and together let's do it now.

Hi Everyone, I hope you are all fine.

I hope this article can help you to be mindful of your nonverbal actions, it is really necessary for us to be aware about this to avoid misinterpretation that may lead us to trouble.

You're free to share your thoughts about the topic, just comment below.

Thank you for reading. ❤️

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Thanks for sharing it, it makes me remember my embarassing moments because of some of my mannerisms, haha

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I do also have embarassing yet funny moments about that hahaha

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This is really important to be paid attention of, thanks for reminding us about this.

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Indeed, your welcome @Jho22

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