Body-language analyst René Deceuninck breaks down why Germany coach Hansi Flick rarely smiles. He uses a four-type personality model to show that Flick is laser-focused on actions and results, like a fighter pilot. Only something shocking could break that concentration enough to make him laugh.
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To be or not to be, smile or no smile, that's the question. Thank you, Miss Genoa Kenan, for your request, and I look forward to one day have a coffee with you, dear Mr. Mohamed Awad. Now, further to the article about Mr. Hansi Flick, I read the headline saying, smiles are for the weak, Hansi Flick all business as Germany throttles Liechtenstein. Hansi Flick was happy, We swear. Now, sometimes I wonder who is writing those headlines. Now listen, we human beings, we're all unique. There are 4 major types of people that I categorize as follows: the red type and the yellow type are extrovert, team players, and emotional. One is active and fast, the other one is calm and soft. We've got the green and the blue, introvert, solo player, rational. One is calm and soft, the other one is active and fast. Now, adding to it, that is, focus is something we all have. Depending on the focus, the degree of focus will vary. Would you agree? Now, for example, today more than ever, 80% of all teenagers are super distracted by all kinds of triggers, whereas a fighter pilot flying at such a high speed is totally 1000% focused. Depending on the result that is being set as a goal, the focus will be a laser focus, as we call it. As far as I'm concerned, Mr. Hansi Flick is laser focused on the actions and the results. If you would like to see Mr. Hansi Flick laugh, cut that focus and start talking about something completely different. It might even be something shocking that makes him laugh out loud. Now, for more information about in-depth body language analysis, feel free to connect. My name is Rene Deceuninck, and I see what's never been said. Ciao.
