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Exceptional situations require adjusting manners!  It’s human nature to be concerned with our well-being. We should be all preoccupied with our health and safety space, especially now with the proliferation of coronavirus.

We can’t avoid interacting with people, but we can take extra measures of prevention. We can skip the classic handshake and have a mutual agreement using body language

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The right walk, posture, and poise make you feel comfortable and confident, revealing a picture of the kind of person you are even before you speak a word. Read more

Body language is nonverbal communication that sets the stage for further interactions. Adopting a particular posture like one hand or both hands in pockets with fingers out can guide and direct a message. Read more

Hands in the pockets with thumbs protruding up give the impression of a confident and authoritative person. Read more

Making greater eye contact with others can increase the quality of all of your face-to-face interactions. – Brett and Kate McKay, The Art of Manliness
Making eye contact is a powerful social gesture connecting people in a blink of the eye (pun intended). When you make eye contact with people, you not only connect and bond, but you also show respect and

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