When walking, pick up your feet. Don't drag your feet as if you don't care. Walk with confidence making steps like a person who is going somewhere. #etiquette #etiquetteconference23 #fromtheinsideoutsoe23 | From the Inside-Out School of Etiquette, LLC

BODY LANGUAGE SECRETS👇 1. Feet point where interest goes If someone's feet face you, they're mentally engaged. 2. Crossed arms don't always mean anger Often it's self-comfort or insecurity, not rejection. 3. Touching the face often signals stress It's the brain trying to calm itself. 4. Mirroring means connection When someone copies your posture, they feel aligned with you. 5. Fast blinking = nervousness Stress increases blink rate instantly. 6. Leaning in shows interest Leaning away signals di

Let's learn the idiom 'to pull someone's leg' - WATCH THE VIDEO for today's mini vocabulary lesson and develop your knowledge and usage of idioms quickly and easily. Listen to the explanation and example and start confidently using this great expression on your own straight away. Feel free to share your example sentences in the comments section below - and don't forget to come back again tomorrow to learn another idiom! 🙂 Nicole | Sydney English Teacher