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Agile 2016 Video Podcast – Laura Powers Discusses Body Language and Developing Rapport

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LeadingAgile Live – Laura M. Powers from LeadingAgile on Vimeo.

Laura Powers at Agile 2016

Laura Powers recently led two sessions at the conference: The Neurology of Learning – Your Brain on Agile Games and Body Talk It’s Not Just What You Say That Counts. As Dave and Laura begin to chat, Laura describes the work she does at Powered By Teams and how developing greater awareness of non-verbals like body language can strengthen or bury your message. During the interview, Laura demonstrates a variety of techniques you can use to develop rapport with your audience. She also goes to school on Dave for his own body language.

To learn more about Laura’s work at Powered by Teams visit, poweredbyteams.com.

You can also follow Laura on Twitter at, @laurapowers.

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