Vanessa Van Edwards ranks body language signals by effectiveness. The steeple hand gesture and winner pose get top marks for confidence, while a smirk rates an F for looking contemptuous. A subtle lower-lid flex signals intensity, and a head tilt works but risks looking like a neck crick if overdone.
Ranking the best and worst body language cues. First, evil fingers. D, don't do this, it looks creepy. Not evil fingers, but the steeple. This is a good one. No movement is nice. B, a lower lid flex shows intensity, shows scrutiny. I love it. It's an A. A one-sided mouth raise, smirk, contempt, scorn, disdain. It's ugly, it's unattractive, and it shows negativity. F. A head tilt. C. I like it, it's warm, it's soft, but you do it all the time, it looks like you have a crick in your neck. Winner pose. Space. Space between the ears and shoulders, space between the arms and torso. Love it. It's an S. Want more body language tips? Follow me and comment below your most curious body language cue. I'll rank it for ya.
