Most of us do it without even thinking about it. You’re telling a story to a friend, and suddenly your hands begin to move, painting invisible pictures in the air to accompany your words. Maybe you’re explaining how big something was, or illustrating the direction someone went, or simply adding emphasis to make your point ...
Picture this: you’re in a meeting when suddenly your colleague leans back in their chair, places both hands behind their head, and smiles. You might wonder if they’re feeling relaxed, dominant, or maybe even stressed. That simple gesture carries layers of meaning that most people never consider, yet it speaks volumes about what’s happening inside ...
The moment a conversation wobbles – eyes sliding to the floor, a glance ricocheting to the ceiling – the mind races to explain. Is it shyness, guilt, culture, or something else entirely? For decades, people have treated eye contact like a simple honesty meter, a bright-red dial that jumps when truth falters. But the ...
