Radiance Online School

How do people remember you? Most of the time, people make an impression of you after they’ve observed you from afar or interacted with you. In both cases, how you communicate can make or break their first memory of you.

There are three major communication channels: verbal, written, and nonverbal. The ability to express yourself effectively through all channels of communication is a valuable skill in business. In this chapter, we will focus more on nonverbal communication.

Body language is an outward reflection of a person's internal disposition – whether emotional, physical, mental, etc. Your body language reveals much about you.   Everything from our facial expressions, gestures, tone of voice, posture, and demeanor can communicate a message beyond our words. It can also either positively or negatively impact people around us. Thus, as you seek to grow in your executive presence and leadership influence, you also must be aware of how your body language impacts others.

So, how do you think people feel about you after they observe or interact with you based on your body language and other non-verbal cues?

Everything about us creates an impression upon others. It is seen in how we listen, how we walk, how we speak, in the expression on our faces, in our gestures. Through all of these, people can either see us as either approachable or authoritative leaders. These will either encourage or hinder rapport.

How then do we manage how people perceive us? How do we communicate our competence, credibility, and integrity to our audience?

Let me show you how to build a positive yet influential image through positive body language.

Here at Radiance Image Consultancy, we have developed an advanced program that polishes your communication and leadership skills. Through our Influential Communication Skills: Win Your Audience with Non-Verbal Communication program, you and your team will discover different non-verbal techniques, as well as how they impact you in practical platforms (e.g. public speaking, presentations, and virtual events).

You spend most of the day communicating with others. Whether you’re giving a pep talk to the team, handling conflict within a department, or dealing with clients and suppliers, your non-verbal cues send a message. Our program helps you understand the methods and mechanics of effective communication plus how you can make the most of them.

This program’s blended approach equips the participants with the tools they need to successfully establish business relationships. They will learn how to establish a powerful presence by learning the techniques of nonverbal cues. They will also receive training on how to influence others, build their client’s trust and project themselves confidently through effective communication.