Leticia, a law student, shares what she learned at Rene Deceuninck's body language workshop. She explains how reading nonverbal cues helps detect deception and will give her an edge in her future legal career.
So hey, Leticia, how are you doing?
I'm good, how are you?
Yeah, great, great, great.
So you were at the workshop last Wednesday. What was your experience at the workshop?
So I really, I really enjoyed it. So I believe that body language is definitely important for everybody because it will benefit you in your future career, or even if you're just talking with your friends, it can benefit you. Because you will be able to actually read somebody's body language.
Yeah, so your friend was with you, and did you have like a talk after it? Did you talk about it? Was there anything that you say, hey, I took this away or that away?
We actually did. We thought, first off, we thought that you were very enthusiastic, you know, and that's what we actually talked about more. And then especially my friend, he was very interested by the way we could just simply, like, by simple things you can actually know a lot more about what a person is actually trying to say, if that makes sense. Reading the mind. Yeah, yeah, and it's just very interesting, especially how to know if a person is lying or not.
So why would you use it yourself, for example, body language? Why would you use that?
So I'm actually a law student, and the reason why I attended the workshop was because I know that body language will be very beneficial in the future if I want to become a solicitor or a barrister, because you need to be able to tell when someone is really saying the truth.
Yeah.
So that was the main reason why I joined the workshop last week. Week because I know that my future career hopefully will benefit from it.
Okay, awesome. And now let's wrap it up. If there would be one message that you would like to leave for all watching this video, what would that be?
I believe you should definitely follow a course with Rene Deceuninck because body language can definitely benefit your career, or, you know, even when you're doing interviews, it's very important that you have the right body language.
Alright, hey, thank you so much for your testimonial. Thank you, thank you for having me. And look forward to having you in the following courses. Thank you.
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