Why do people trust some speakers instantly and feel uneasy around others without knowing why?

In this episode, we break down the science of body language and nonverbal communication, starting with the famous 1960 presidential debate between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy, where television not words changed public perception forever.

You’ll learn why how you show up matters more than what you say, how the brain constantly reads nonverbal signals to assess trust and safety, and why body language must always be interpreted in context, not isolation.

Whether you want to improve your confidence, social awareness, communication skills, or emotional intelligence, this episode gives you practical tools to read others more accurately and become more intentional about the signals you’re sending yourself.

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[body language, nonverbal communication, confidence, communication skills, social intelligence, emotional intelligence, reading people, psychology, human behavior, trust signals, first impressions, public speaking, leadership communication, deception detection, social skills, personal development, self improvement, confidence building, behavioral psychology]

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