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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 raises money to help support the club's community-service efforts.  From the attendees' dress to applause to hugs, nonverbal signs of appreciation and commaraderie were … [Read more...] about Nonverbal communications abound at annual charity event

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 positive manner is to think in terms of "outcomes."  In other words, what positive result would you like to see?Read the full article on Examiner.com … [Read more...] about Using outcomes as part of building rapport

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 physiology.  In reality, words contribute very little to how a message is perceived by someone else.   Read the full article using the link below.How voice volume affects … [Read more...] about How voice volume affects rapport

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 view ourselves.Read the full article at Examiner.com … [Read more...] about Improving communications through better posture

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 person to influence another.Read the full article at Examiner.com … [Read more...] about The difference between influence and manipulation