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Highlights the importance of body stance

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Highlights the importance of body stance

by Suriya Magalakshmi
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Keeping your hands relaxed at your sides or using natural gestures helps you look comfortable

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Standing with your feet shoulder width apart shows confidence and balance

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Leaning slightly forward towards the audience shows interest and engagement

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Crossing your arms tightly while speaking makes you look open and welcoming

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Standing tall with your chin up helps project authority and clarity

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Turning your back to the audience while speaking is a good posture choice

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Slouching or hunching your shoulders makes you appear confident and professional

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