Eye Contact

Listen as I read a passage from the book I recently finished reading. It is called “Anger” Wisdom For Cooling The Flames. Let’s all heal that wounded child within us. 

The world exists how it is. We add the good the bad the beautiful and the ugly. We all see the world through a different lens. Listen up.! 

I am not prefect, I have flaws like everybody else. I am a diamond under pressure. 

Join us for the upcoming free live week long event full of neurodiversity affirming strategies for SLPs: https://www.sensoryslp.com/the-speech-shift On this episode of Making the Shift, we’re tackling something BIG: eye contact. We’ve all seen goals like: ✔️ Look for three second ... Show More

Today, we’re continuing the Assertiveness Series, and we’ll talk about The Power of Eye Contact and Tone of Voice when speaking English. These two things—eye contact and how you sound—are just as important as the words you say. Get the transcript here: Speakenglishpodcast.com/342 ... Show More

You have to know how to hold eye contact with a guy. The right way of looking at him combined with THESE TECHNIQUES can make all the difference: https://www.gethimkeephim.com/obsession It's time that you make him obsessed with you: https://www.gethimkeephim.com/letter (This is an ... Show More

In a digital age dominated by screens, genuine eye contact has become a rarity. But did you know that it is key to enhancing memory, emotional closeness, and immediate attraction? Dr. Lewandowski and I explore the science behind eye contact and offer practical insights to help yo ... Show More

We all in some way care about what other people think of us. At our core we all have a fear of saying something dumb or embarrassing ourselves somehow. One sociological theory says that our effort to prevent those embarrassments is the basis of society.See omnystudio.com/listener ... Show More

I'm in the healthiest, most communicative and loving I've ever been in in my entire life and it's not something that 'just happens' it definitely requires two people consciously making an effort to ensure communication is open, to always take the other person's perspective into c ... Show More

So many of us try to protect ourselves by not trusting other people. Yes, we do need to try to make good decisions for ourselves, but if we make our entire lives about a lack of trust in other people, we will close our hearts to new experiences. A better approach may be learning ... Show More

Important things happen when your target is alone: the slightest feeling of relief that you are not there, and it is all over. Familiarity and overexposure breed contempt. How do you keep your person coming back for more? This episode, we learn to poeticize our presence. | Let’s ... Show More

Do you ever stop to notice how much pressure society puts on you to act a certain way, to be a certain way all the time? Well that’s socialization baby and we are here to expose it and let you know you can pave your own path! Join us to learn practical ways to spot socialization ... Show More

Language learning is forgiving. It allows for errors and forgetting. We slowly become better by doing mostly top down, big picture learning, but sometimes we need to look at the details. We just shouldn't expect to remember them.