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From Dr. Matthias Nöllke (More) • Simone Janson (More) • Last updated on October 06.04.2024, XNUMX • First published on 23.07.2015/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 5182 readers, 1134 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
quick-wittedness starts with the body language. We will show you how to consciously use your posture and eye contact, as well as gestures, facial expressions and voice use optimally.
How we get to the others is already determined by our posture. If you sit in front of your audience with your arms crossed and ask them to have a "lively discussion", you shouldn't be surprised if they don't show up. Because the crossed arms signal: I'm blocking.
On the other hand, someone who walks up to us with open arms (like TV show hosts do) seems welcoming. But what is most astonishing is that the attitude we adopt not only influences the way others perceive us, but above all we also influence how we ourselves feel, how we experience the situation and what thoughts lead us through the Head .
Quick wit and body language are fundamental elements of interpersonal relationships Communication. They play a significant role in various situations, be it personal or professional. While repartee involves the ability to respond quickly and wittily to unexpected situations, spiegelt body language our emotions and intentions. Both complement each other to convey messages more powerfully and strengthen interpersonal connections. Using them consciously significantly improves the quality and effectiveness of our interactions.
Body language and repartee are two essential but different aspects of communication. While repartee represents the ability to fast and respond wittily to situations, body language refers to non-verbal signals such as gestures, facial expressions, posture and eye contact.
Quick-wittedness refers to the ability to respond quickly and witty to unexpected comments, Ask or react to situations. It is based on a mix of humor, Intelligence, observation skills and self-confidence. The gestures and facial expressions of body language, on the other hand, show others how we react unconsciously. Although repartee and body language are independent of each other, they can work together to strengthen our verbal statements and make our communication more effective.
Whether someone is quick-witted or not is determined by various factors. We have listed the most important ones:
We express our feelings through our body language. But it is also the other way around: our attitude has an effect on our inner experience. You may know this Stress-Situations:
You are insecure, Your body is tightening, Your breath gets flattened, Your mouth becomes dry, You feel miserable, You say something, Just bring something out, Your voice is brittle, That scares you even more and strengthens your stress. They just can not get out of this spiral of misery.
On the other hand, there is also a spiral of success. You're fine, you're kicking confident through the door, the others make you understand: Yes, we think he is confident. This makes you safer. You speak in a firm voice, saying things with the greatest confidence that you would never have thought of before.
You think you are convincing and you are too. And because you are, you consider yourself even more convincing and in turn express this. This results in an upward movement: from well-being to harmonious posture sovereignty to a firm voice and sure Appear to inner persuasion to new ones ideas and winning arguments. External and internal signals reinforce each other and can cause us to surpass ourselves.
The connection between expression and feeling has been described many times and is even used therapeutically. When we smile, and do it properly, not our polite smile, that smile not only indicates that we're in a good mood, it also releases positive feelings off. The blood vessels that supply the brain with oxygen dilate, the forehead relaxes, we are freer in our thinking, our mental horizon expands.
In fact, there is a “conscious smile therapy” that helps overcome stress naturally. Anyone who feels anxious, nervous or blocked should consciously smile and regularly turn the corners of their mouth upwards. Scientists suspect that there is a connection between certain muscle activities and corresponding brain centers. In other words: If you are in a bad mood, you can improve your mood simply by changing your external posture and your expression. Assuming you even want that. The effect has far-reaching consequences for our topic.
Before you read any further, you should try it out on yourself. With the exercise "Face Building", a Term, which goes back to the humorist René Schweizer.
Pull the corners of your mouth apart and both far upwards. Just as if you wanted to smile exaggeratedly or grin broadly. Your lips will part. Stay like that for a few seconds. The vein that runs between the cheekbone and forehead has now filled to the brim with blood. You can feel it with your finger. The blood is briefly in the Brain held back and creates a surge of pleasant feelings. If you did everything right, it should be the same for you now. Is that so? Congratulations!
Now contract your face, lower the corners of your mouth light down, narrow the Eyes and slightly raise the inner parts of the eyebrows so that the brows are taut and there is a crease at the bridge of the nose. Hold that facial expression for a moment. How are you now?
The connection between repartee and body language is that they are both based on a strong inner attitude. Confidence and awareness of the situation are key aspects that can help you appear more confident and effective in conversations and interactions.
To be truly effective, repartee and body language should come together. A quick-witted answer can be even more powerful act, if it is accompanied by appropriate body language. Remember that the purpose of repartee is not to hurt or humiliate others, but rather to respond to situations with skill and humor.
Quick wit is a skill that can be trained and developed. There are different ways, to improve quick-witted response. Here are some tips to become more quick-witted:
Now about body language, which also has an enormous influence on our communication. Body language includes gestures, facial expressions, posture and movements that often say more than words.
Ultimately, repartee is a skill that can be improved through continuous effort and deliberate practice. It's not about having perfectly prepared answers, but rather about reacting flexibly and cleverly to spontaneous situations. Anyone can improve their repartee by engaging in new situations and continually sharpening their skills.
Overall, quick wit and body language are valuable tools for successful communication. If you work on them and use them consciously, you can even strengthen your interpersonal relationships and improve your ability to act confidently in different situations.
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Dr. Matthias Nöllke studied communication sciences, politics and literature. He has been working as an author and keynote speaker for many years, including for Bayerischer Rundfunk and for numerous companies. He has published over 20 successful guides and non-fiction books at Haufe Verlag. All texts from Dr. Matthias Nöllke.
Simone Janson is publisher, Consultant and one of the 10 most important German bloggers Blogger Relevance Index. She is also head of the Institute's job pictures Yourweb, with which she donates money for sustainable projects. According to ZEIT owns her trademarked blog Best of HR – Berufebilder.de® to the most important blogs for careers, professions and the world of work. More about her im Career. All texts by Simone Janson.
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