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By Terry
On Saturday, March 22nd, the Kiwanis Club of Escondido held its 10th Annual Megabucks fundraiser at Orfila Winery in Escondido. About a hundred people attended the 50's themed event, which …
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By Terry
The difference between influence and manipulation discussed how nonverbal communications can be used to manipulate a conversation. One way to ensure that your nonverbal skills are being used in a …
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By Terry
How nonverbal communications affect rapport introduced the concept of rapport in conversations. Three broad concepts govern how well we communicate with another person: words, voice, and …
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In A professional perspective on posture and nonverbal communications, Dr. Stephen Heilman said, "Posture is health." His view is that posture helps control not only how others view us, but how we …
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By Terry
In, How nonverbal communications affect rapport, Solana Beach Life Coach Sara Lewis Murre pointed out that rapport enhances communications between people. Basically, rapport is what allows one …
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“Posture is health,” says Escondido chiropractor Dr. Stephen Heilman. Heilman sees patients with conditions that have names like Upper Cross Syndrome and student posture syndrome. These ailments …
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I originally shared this photo a few months ago. It was taken from the Point Lobos Nature Reserve near Monterey, CA during a road trip we took in October. While the views from Point Lobos are typically spectacular, we were fortunate in that we were just going into a heatwave that brought along clear skies and hot days
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