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EPISODE · May 25, 2021 · 49 MIN

Mark Bowden on Body Language, Public Speaking and The Behavior Panel

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Mark discusses body language, public speaking, dyslexia, The Behaviour Panel… and gives a fantastic response to the duck/horse question. Mark Bowden is a world-renowned body language expert, keynote speaker, and bestselling author of 4 books, most recently with Truth and Lies - What people are really thinking. Founder of communication training company TRUTHPLANE®, Mark’s live and virtual keynote speeches and training prove invaluable to business leaders and teams from major companies across the world including Zoom, Shopify, Toyota, KPMG, American Express, the US Army and NATO; and prime ministers of G7 nations.  Mark’s highly acclaimed TEDx talk “The Importance of Being In-Authentic” continues to reach millions of people, as does his own YouTube Channel and the weekly YouTube sensation “The Behavior Panel,” as recently featured on The Dr. Phil Show.  He is a go-to media commentator on the body language of politicians, celebrities and public figures, appearing regularly on CNN, CBS, and Global News, and he is frequently quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and GQ Magazine.

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