We need to make a mental shift towards accepting blank faces. By Blank we mean bored looking, frowny looking, angry looking, yawning, looking up at the ceiling and the floor and even eyes closed. This is just how audiences listen.

2024年10月18日 · Blank emotion faces, at their core, are representations of human faces stripped of any discernible emotional expression. They’re the tabula rasa of facial features – eyes, nose, and mouth present, but arranged in perfect neutrality.

2023年5月25日 · A Big No for Blank Faces: A blank expression will make you appear dull, detached, and dispassionate. Nod Your Head : Nod your head to show agreement with your audience. Raise Your Eyebrows : To express shock or confusion.

2017年9月5日 · Audiences can look creepy - it’s not all in your head. Don’t take the glacier gazes personally, though, since members of the audience are... just being an “audience”. They are operating under the principles of audience psychology, obeying certain unspoken rules about how to act and how not to act.

2021年11月14日 · It’s just an audience face. In fact I really want you to love blank faces. And if you see them as not threatening or judging but just standard audience faces you will not get put off by them.

2023年11月23日 · You can pinpoint through the facial expressions that the supposed person is happy, tense, blank/serious, sad/tired, respectively. That’s how prominent your expressions are when you talk to people. How significant is it in public speaking and presentations?

2017年9月27日 · When you deliver a presentation, one of the things which can affect your confidence is your audience’s faces. Has that been your experience? How do you view the varying faces staring back at you? Here are your 3 steps …

2022年5月16日 · Many of your meetings and presentations will kick off with a sea of blank stares facing back at you, and it’s your job to avoid showing how intimidated you are and keep sounding interesting. These four tips can help you do exactly that. 1. RECOGNIZE THAT IT’S (PROBABLY) NOT ABOUT YOU. First of all, don’t take blank stares personally.

2014年6月4日 · Imagine you’re giving a presentation to 10 people in a boardroom. You pause for a moment, look at the audience and there’s a sea of blank faces looking back at you. Worse still, there are two people yawning, a few people planning their next holiday, and one who’s just nipped out to the bathroom. If...