The way that you are actually holding your body, whether someone just comes across you standing somewhere or even walking, these things all play a role in the way people are perceiving you because remember, most communication is not what you say. It's what you do.

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Today's topic is we are getting into a guide to masculine movement.

And this one is not a metaphor.

I actually mean this literally.

This is literally referring to the way that you physically hold and move your body.

And this is specifically directed at the men.

And ladies don't worry because, first of all, you should listen to this because you can look for this and the men with which you deal.

And also, you can pass this along to any men you know who you think may benefit from this.

And also, I got something coming for the ladies too. So stay tuned. So we're addressing the men here today, but I have something coming for the ladies on this that rhymes with this topic here today.

Just not today. So specifically, again, for men to communicate

certain things nonverbally, both to yourself and to the world. And the better you are able to

embody these traits physically embody them, the more you will give off the unspoken signals that

I will venture to guess. I'm just going to guess. Most men want to give off in your

everyday interactions with others, both at work and at home. Let's get into it. You understand

exactly what I mean as we get to this. Point number one, topic once again is a guide to masculine

movement. Number one, posture equals presence. Posture equals presence. This applies to females, the same way it applies to males, but frame around this entire

episode here today is going to be for the males.

Mascality and movement begins with what we call grounded stillness.

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