When you implement positive thinking you will implement positive body language. True commitment to positive thinking and attitude will cause your positive body language to follow, but if you are not wholeheartedly into your quest for positive thinking then your body language will give you away. Approaching others with a smile will ultimately lead to a positive experience. People are more likely to want to interact with you when you have a positive attitude. Reflecting positive thinking and attitude will attract others with positive thinking and attitude.
When someone smiles in is universally known as an expression of happiness, which is recognized by almost all cultures. A smile is an easy way to reflect your inner feelings. There are over 18 different types of smiles that are used in a variety of social situations. For instance, people can use a smile to say a hello, and they can also use a different type of smile to show their understanding of a particular situation.
A fact is a frown uses more muscles to contract and expand then a smile does.
A smile is one of the most used human facial expressions. Smiles can use between 5 to all 53 muscles. Also smiling releases endorphins and makes us feel better, even when you fake a smile you can feel better.
A person that smiles more is deemed to be more pleasant, sincere, attractive and more sociable than a non-smiling person. We are born with the ability to smile; it is not something that we copy. For instance, blind babies are able to smile. It is a reaction from the gut. Humans are able to differentiate between a real smile and a fake smile by seeing the difference in person’s eyes when they smile. Newborns tend to have more preference for a person with a smile then a person that is not smiling.
Smiling is the most important body language that we have. A smile is something precious. If you see someone upset, you should share your smile with them. It is a very inexpensive gift from your soul to the world. It is contagious – smile at a stranger and see the chain reaction. This is the domino effect of a smile.
A smile can go a long way – so pass it on.
