Body Language Secrets: Command Attention on Camera!

TJ Walker shows how to lean 15 degrees forward on camera to sharpen your jawline and look more confident. The camera focuses on what's closer, so leaning in works for Zoom calls too.
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Scared and nervous. Now I'm going to hold myself forward about 15 degrees. Now you see a much stronger jawline right now you don't notice anything bulging out from my midsection. So I. When I see myself, I think, wow, I look a lot better. That fills me with confidence, makes it easier for you to see my face because the camera latches on to whatever it's closer to. May sound superficial, but people are not judging you just by the quality of the words you type or the words out of your mouth. This body language is important and this is a foundational piece of body language for when you're communicating on camera. Let me show you. The posture doesn't really look good from the side it's leaning in. Now, I don't want to look like that if I'm out meeting people. I want to have good posture. But for camera, any kind of zoom meeting office meeting, Skype meeting, webex, you want to be leaning into the camera. From this angle, you will look your best and you will look.
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