01:19 Body language and posture can have a significant impact on a person's life. 02:21 Body language plays a crucial role in projecting confidence and masculinity. 04:28 Proper body language for men involves a combination of hand placements and good posture. 06:30 Walk with a slight sway in your shoulders to accentuate masculinity. 08:34 Different sitting positions convey different meanings and have social implications. 10:48 Adopt the starter's position for an attentive yet masculine pose. 12:53 Don't be afraid of expansive body language. 14:58 Non-verbal communication is crucial for effective communication. 17:03 Hand movements add depth and impact to communication 18:51 Effective speakers use body language to amplify their message.

@zest01

4 ай бұрын

Thanks, basically it’s nothing special here

@D.Dexter07

Ай бұрын

ty

@ProfxTrades_7

24 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot dude you save my time 🙏🙏

I’ve been doing all the dominant poses for years without knowing this video lol. It starts in the mind first and how u dress plays a great factor too

@natural-highlights7897

5 ай бұрын

Bro really said I am a born psychologist

@thekovkan

4 ай бұрын

@@natural-highlights7897not related tbh

@GemechisTemesgen

4 ай бұрын

Same with me and it happens naturally. Even the energy of masculanity.

@fakenasty1284

4 ай бұрын

All knowledge achieved through experience. - Aristotle

@jassdhillon4960

4 ай бұрын

Samee

"If you express yourself too much, you are considered weak." -Sylvester Stallone. But that is not true. The way people look at people is wrong

@biack1st

5 ай бұрын

W stallone

@joydweepdeka5273

5 ай бұрын

​@@biack1stworks fine inside a ring, not in real life bruh

@sreeharics8066

5 ай бұрын

Stallone is right. Because expressing too much sends a signal that you are trying to justify yourself.

@SeriousHeadache

5 ай бұрын

W Stalonne ! L MonkeyDollqueen 😂🤣

@luismatos3776

4 ай бұрын

Nothing is wrong

• STANDING • 1:21 #1 The String Theory 5:15 #2 Put a Piece of Tape on the Back of Your Neck 5:33 #3 Model Walk 7:31 • DIFFERENT TYPES OF SITTING POSITIONS • 9:29 #1 Narrow Stance 9:33 #2 Wide Sitting Position 10:23 #3 Starter's Position 10:50 #4 Legs Crossed 12:06 • COMMUNICATING • 15:04 #1 Posture 15:51 #2 Facial Expressions 16:06 #3 Hand Movements 17:00

@sussybaka8669

5 ай бұрын

ty save so much time

@somacruzin4474

4 ай бұрын

bro actually called it string theory just to be "cool" 😂😭

@NiveditaMishra-xk4we

21 күн бұрын

We need people like u

I truly love Brett's videos love your hardwork and research♥️

Brett, im so thankful for your content. It real does help me with my looks, and personalitly, you're the reason why i am even talking to girls now and always feeling so confindent.

Truly the best video I’ve seen on this topic. Keep up the great work

As a female writer the only reason I’m here is to write my male characters better lol

@martsmart3291

5 күн бұрын

Enjoy your work!

@SakkiDuran

3 күн бұрын

This guy is a character that's for sure. The typical misogynistic old school not much education macho male. But we all aren't like him.

@jarija8944

3 күн бұрын

@@SakkiDuran weird assumption. and it is not, I’m just trying to to write a more charismatic character

@SakkiDuran

3 күн бұрын

@@jarija8944 more like a deduction based on how he talks.

@Kisaki136

Күн бұрын

@@SakkiDurandeduction😹😹😹

Thank you bro for this. Some people take for granted how important body language is

Another great analysis video mate. Much respect🔥🔥

Really helpful, thanks again Brett! I'm 15 on Self-Improvement and Looksmaxxing and all of your videos are helpful! Thanks!

I'm definitely going to rewatch this video, there is so much information in it. Also a great protip for posture is to pretend you are pointing your nipples at the other person's neck/face (don't make it look ridiculous tho), makes you pull your shoulders back and get your head up automatically

This video is just crammed with so much research, humor, and useful information I can literally start using the second I go outside. Thank you!

@Jahvdjybejhehdvhdzxuduwiksjd

4 ай бұрын

pls take a shower

I. Posture's Impact on Perception - Standing Postures: - Exploring formal, informal, and dominant stances. - Walking Postures: - Emphasizing confident strides and subtle masculine cues. - Sitting Postures: - Analyzing narrow and wide stances, including their implications. II. Hand and Arm Gestures - Hand Positions: - Detailing various hand placements and their interpretations. - Effective Sitting Poses: - Highlighting expansive body language and attentive yet relaxed positions. III. Communication Through Non-Verbal Cues - Facial Expressions: - Discussing the impact of facial cues on emotional expression. - Hand Movements in Speech: - Exploring the significance of gestures in amplifying speech impact. IV. Practical Applications - Application in Social Dynamics: - Relating body language to social interactions and influence. - Enhancing Communication Skills: - Emphasizing the role of non-verbal cues in effective communication strategies.

@rometheceoo

2 ай бұрын

Be genuine. This was written by Chatgpt or Bard

I love the frequent uploads, great video!

I'm impressed by how accurate and detailed this videa is🙌

brett, man I love ur content u really changed my life

Great content! I'm a long time subscriber and definitely have noticed the depth of the material you have been presenting lately. I was kinda thrown off by the abrupt ending though.

Love the way you explained. Thanks a ton!!

This man born for to change you.We have to respect him...💛💛

@MartieGG

Ай бұрын

Ayy Ayanokouji! My favourite character ever!!

Body language is so right because one year ago i slouched intensely but after i corrected my posture i made friends with a bunch of popular kids without even intending to and a bunch of other kids just trying to talk to me even when i am closed off

@itsok5188

4 ай бұрын

Great

@sussybaka8669

2 ай бұрын

@@itsok5188 thx

When your silence and success speaks with a little smile it will be a deadly combination of calm and composed body language❤❤

This is very true as to how people will treat you. I always thought to myself, walk like you own the place, even if you don't, and people will treat you as thoughbyou dp. Very cool video. Ive been doing some of these without even knowing I just always stand up straight and whatever room I walk into I make sure I stand tall and proud.

POSTURE: -feet wide apart -no crossing arms. balanced pose -head up chin down -chest out -shoulders back n down and moving -wide sitting position (expansive and comfortable body language) FACIAL EXPRESSION: -steady forward gaze HAND MOVEMENT: -open/steepled hands to send positive vibes, clenched hands assert negative emotions -hands on face: on your side with weak posture means boredom, on your mouth embarrassment, on your chin it means thinking, close hand on cheek means interest in the other. a good starter is hand under the side of your face with the index pointing upwards --don't move too fast -sweeps, frame, points and cuts

@OrdnanceTV

3 ай бұрын

Disclaimer: if you're thinking about all of these things constantly, you are an overly-analytical hyper-critical psychopath and you are going to be more miserable.

Bro... this guy is making me love him more and more by the video. LOVE U MAN

@ciczzy17

4 ай бұрын

He said not to act fruity

This is my first video of yours- I really like the direction you’re taking the channel :) I filtered through most popular, and I am more interested in your newer things- you seem to be headed in the right direction! Really enjoy these vids thanks

I see some Hamza inspiration here👀 seriously though your content is great and the quality is superb

@msdaw

4 ай бұрын

Jimmy more like adonis

@user-zn9ke8um8s

2 ай бұрын

​@@msdawA clapped adonis

Great video Brett. There's power in gesture. Some considered them as magic, like the STEEPLE HAND POSITIONING, some say that is the MUDRA for success.

Another good example for hand gestures and body language is Keanu Reeves. He's got a friendly and appreciated vibe because of it.

Here's, a gist of the video for you folks. Cheers!! • Standing - one foot forward showing your inner thigh. Hands : both could be back, or one in pocket and other near waist or thinking position or similar Commanding position. • While standing, Face up, Shoulders & back down, chest out. • While turning - always turn using the inside leg. Turning left, left leg out first not right and vice versa. • Men should use shoulders to present masculinity While walking. Also, have a focal point in distance to seem determined While walking • Sitting - starter's position. One hand on thigh and other on face or hip. Same for desk as well. • Legs crossed - 4o clock, one over other. Expansive body language. Take extra space. • Hands While sitting - steeple Hands. All or some fingers touching others. Higher position near chest, means leading and lower near abdomen, means listening. Ref: American psycho • Hand Movements - sweeps, cuts, frames and points. Use them effectively since nearly 50% comm. Is non verbal.

About time you posted this! Good job 👍

German summary: Full Body Language Guide Haltung im Stehen: Größe spielt keine Rolle, Breite der Haltung zählt Parallele Füße: Unterwürfig und respektvoll, leicht umzuschubsen Breiter Stand: Maskulin, sportlich und bedrohlich; vielleicht feindselig oder zu dominant (stabile Haltung) Überkreuzte Beine: Unterwürfig und schwach Forward-Foot-Position: Inneres Bein wirkt attraktiv; Kombination aus Maskulinität und Attraktivität; Studien zufolge beste Haltung Arme nicht kreuzen, wirkt protektiv und defensiv Arme an der Hüfte: Maskulin; kann bedrohlich und dominant wirken Eine Hand in der Tasche oder Hüfte, andere Hand hängt oder ist aktiv (optimal) Kopf hoch, Brust raus, Schultern zurück und runter Fadenmethode mit gutem Gefühl (Lat) Haltung beim Gehen: Verkehrte Sanduhr, mehr Schultern und weniger Hüfte Lat breit, Kopf hoch, Hals gespannt, Brust raus Leichtes Schulterschwingen, inneres Bein bestimmt die Richtung Nicht zu angespannt, lockerer, dominanter Gang Inneres Bein dominant, Äußeres wirkt unsicher Haltung beim Sitzen: Schmaler Sitz biologisch feminin; Maskuliner Sitz biologisch breiter Nicht zu breit, wirkt lasch und schwach „Starters position“ ist maskulin und aktiv, wirkt attraktiv und sympathisch, nicht arrogant Linker Ellbogen und Unterarm am oberen Oberschenkel, rechter Arm auf rechtem Oberschenkel und Finger zeigen nach innen; Rechter Ellbogen nach außen Viel Platz einnehmen wirkt dominant, keine Angst davor haben sich breit zu machen Gestik: Desto zusammengekleisterter die Hände sind, desto negativer, ernster und angespannter wirkt die Lage Wissenschaftlich: Elitäre Persönlichkeiten lassen Fingerspitzen einander berühren, was sie mächtig und einflussreich wirken lässt Desto höher desto arroganter und mächtiger Desto tiefer desto eher wirkt es, als ob man zuhört Patrick Bateman (Bale), Andrew Tate Hand überm Mund signalisiert Sprachlosigkeit sowie Überraschung, Hand am Kinn ist Indikator für Entscheidung oder Nachdenken Kommunikation: 55% non-verbal 38% stimmlich 7% verbal (nicht bestätigt, aber kein Zweifel an Wichtigkeit) Haltung, Gesichtsausdrücke, Handbewegungen wichtigste Säulen Emotionen werden durch Mund, Augen und Augenbrauen ausgedrückt Weniger Gesichtsausdrücke und ruhigeres Verhalten sind stoischer und mysteriöser, können in vielen Situationen bedrohlich sein Handbewegungen: Machen mehr als 50% des Eindrucks aus 4 Säulen sind Points, Sweeps, Frames und Cuts Points erregen Aufmerksamkeit (Hör zu!) Dominant und zurechtweisend Sweeps verbinden Sätze (Aber ich will mich klar ausdrücken...) Frames bestehen aus 2 Händen, signalisieren Mengen, Zeitabstände Cuts verstärken Aussagen und vor allem Fakten

really solid video my man! ps: great cta this time ;)

It starts with feeling comfortable in your own skin. The better you feel about yourself the more natural the bodylanguage comes.

This is soo true, im 6'3 , 100kg, i walk like i own the place. And trust me when i say people look at me i mean it, 10 years to 80 just looks at me as if im a king or something

Summery : take as much space as you can while being comfortable

Brett back with another video‼️

Standing:- Feet Placement: Wide: Dominance Close or Crossed: Submissive/Formal PERFECT: Forward Foot Position - for masculine pose Hand Placement: Pockets: Insecurity & Submissive PERFECT: Mixture of both energies Walking:- Swaying: Shoulders - Masculinity Hips - Femininity Leading Feet: Outer - Directed Inner - Confused Sitting:- Space Occupied: More - Powerful Less - Weak Leg Spread: Outward or Wide - Dominant Inward or Close - Submissive Hand: Up - Asset Down - Receive Fingers touching each other Hand on Face: Over Mouth -Embarrassment On Chin - Thinking On Cheek - Boredom Closed Hand on Cheek - Interest don't use these as support

Brett brother I am following you for my skin and body.. but for lifestyle and routine I follow josec zuniga... There is no non islamic things in you 2's lifestyle. you 2 just changed me from an introvert shy lonely guy to an introversial extrovert self depeded and loneliness enjoyer type sigma guy. May Allah guide to the right path and bless you 2 guys with more success. Zazak Allahu khairan. Salam

@MotivateXpress6031

5 ай бұрын

It’s jazak Allah not zazakollah Please correct ✅

@ttcthetechnicalck

5 ай бұрын

​@@MotivateXpress6031thank you brother. But if you pronounce together, it sounds like this. But I will remember always

I learnt the string idea from a guy called David Wygant. It's a good idea to keep in your head. You don't always need to have your shoulders down and back. In my yrs of improving my body language I've found a relaxed chest and shoulders is a good thing. Not slumped, relaxed. (although I've done the shoulders down and back for a long time that it's an skeletalmuscular second habit for that area 😅)

my mentality matched properly with everything i'm blessed

My favourite standing position is rear double biceps and front lat spread while talking to strangers.

Love the Hamza style intro!

I just think (based on my experience) body language just express what's within that's why I think it's something you don't learn but happens naturally depending on how confident and comfortable you feel.

thanks a lot today i learn a lot . thaks for uploading this valuable content😍

For those who dont understand: people cover their genetals when they're feeling tense or nervous, it's like an automatic response. It's a way our bodies try to protect themselves when things get a bit stressful or nervous situatios. Examples can be crossing leg, cover genitals with hand. This can be a way of decreasing confidence.

Very impressed with your gist. A follower of Alan Pease ❤

just be yourself as you are in your home, people will feel comfortable around you, and feel you are representing their simplicity

Ty so much bro from wathcing your tips i glow up in a year

For men who can't figure out how to stand upright. Move like you have the world's coolest music in your head and see how they react to your presence. Their eyes will tell.

Hamza Style intro. love it. it makes the video relatable

Us people of the south of france or even Italy or maybe is it just latin in general, speak a lot with the hands but also use or facials traits, expressions to sort of captivate the attention of the listener, it is very well explained here and but don t force it, you either born a leader or born a follower.

I love this video I learned a lot...thanks so much

Helpful video, thanks a lot man 💙

great video very helpful

thanks brett your the goat!

Quality content ✨

This is what I needed, thanks Brett :D I've been working on body language and I need to push myself to use hands to gesticulation, because they are like dead xD

A perfect of example of what Brett said in this video is Tristan Tate. The way he carries himself in public is so fascinating.

Very informative, thanks!

Dang Bro🔥 You read my mind

Superb vid info. Thank You.

Amazing video❤

This video is a goldmine!!

Man this is so 🔥 👌 💯

Sweet video. Nicely produced for sure, but what really stands out, to me at least, is how your presentation style is perfectly consistent with the confident-yet-approachable masculinity you're teaching to express with body language. I do have some well-intentioned constructive criticism. Because of it's relevance, there's nothing at all wrong with pointing out the physiological differences in the sexes. But I personally would stop short of adding the "child-bearing" part. It could be uncomfortable for people who are childless or child-free, or those raised around toxic paternalism. Plus, it doesn't really add anything useful in this context. I'd just say something about how broad shoulders signal a man's attractiveness in the same way that women's wider hips do, and let the anthropologists in the audience to work out the why. Otherwise, liked, commented, and subscribed.

This is excellent!

The more videos I watch about self improvement the more I come to the conclusion that all these guys are looking at the world from a level of inferiority and they only improve by competing By still putting the person in front above them Through out my life I ve seen only 2 guys at the other spectrum and it’s magical This type of people never compare themselves to no one They always do what feels natural to them They re not alphas in the real sense nor sigmas or any other type out there They re just perfectly chilled in their own skin and don’t care about these social games or how people see them They attract with kindness and openness

Where I live, "hand movements" are natural. We call them "french hands". We are very descriptive with our speech and often use our hands unconsciously.

@daneperry2762

2 ай бұрын

Where do you live?

@daneperry2762

2 ай бұрын

Not in a weird way I just want to meet you and your family and just hang out

@MichaelRogerStDenis

2 ай бұрын

@@daneperry2762 hahaha 😆 Close to the Quèbec border.

08:37 "Those are the fundamentals of walking" Thanks Brett

🎉 Thank you brother ❤❤❤

When it comes to attraction, it's mainly subconscious, especially for women. Yes, try to implement these little pointers, but do not rely on them too much for attraction.

We want Part-2, Please😊

loved this video

Thank you brother ❤❤❤.....

came here to be a great leader, bro is talking about attracting women

Great video♥️

Have I just discovered White version of Hamza??

@lele71719

Ай бұрын

😂

@damarioncoleman6226

Ай бұрын

But better

@TurkishMujahideen

Ай бұрын

Way better

13:50 it’s called a scholar’s cradle. There are MANY different ways to do it, and a decent bit of study in the psychology of what each one means. Lindybeige has a good video on them

Thank you Brett, I needed this

Sir thank you very much it help me a lot

big fan bro

Bro❤ ur hairstyle is amaizing❤🎉

Do a video on proper sitting posture

This so funny and you explain it in a very clear way. I guess I would only do this if in a Job interview or somethimg like that. I dont want to walk into a place and get all the looks, for instance. Why should I need that unless I were a model? Guess Americans and Europeans are different here. Very interesting 😊

The wide masculine standpoint reminds me of the infamous nyc subway manspread, those people were the absolute worst. I enjoyed the swipe examples though

The "string theory" is widely used in ballet, also string theory is used in physics, so it can cause misunderstandings

Just be who you are that is it

Thank you.

bro as a footballer tip on 8:00 is hard asf i am doing a fkign step over while walking lol

I need to watch this video again

Yo brett can you make a video on how to fix comedones I just can't get rid of them 😢

The pursuit of superficial confidence only delays your inner confidence development. Just because you succeed in faking your confidence to get by certain situations, doesn’t mean you gained confidence.

@uncleaungzayyafromburma985

3 ай бұрын

Sometimes, when people know what they are doing wrong and know what is right, they gain confidence.

Bro the intro is like Jeffrey and Adonis lol, good video

This advice + GYM =😮

8:20 Saw Jordan Barrett.

man really just became like Sheldon with that string theory 💀

Most important is to show them you are ready to fight, thats all.

Helpful 😊

Dear reader, Love you too.