Body Language in Flirting

Male and female courtship signals have been studied, and the basic conclusions are that these signals are completely unconscious. The more you consciously understand the signals, the better and more successful you will be when courting the object of your desire, whether it is the man or woman of your dreams.

To master the art of successful flirting, you have to feel good about yourself first. Be confident. Be yourself, or else you will look deceitful or desperate. Flirting can be utilized in just about anything, not just in attracting the opposite sex, but also in attaining just about anything you want in your life. This can be described as good flirting. Good flirting should be done with a precise understanding of what you really want, coupled with positive sensations.

I have interviewed a number of successful men and women in the field of network marketing and advertising in their 30s and 40s. Here are their tips on how you can put good flirting to your advantage:

1.    Don’t worry about whether you are making a good impression or not. Instead, analyze how you can make the other person feel good. By doing this, you will get the feedback you are expecting. Soon you will make the connection.

2.    Flirting can help you make friends or impress a client if you make yourself approachable. Put a smile on your face, as it gives you an aura of being friendly.

3.    Remember that you cannot attract people just by sitting or standing like a statue. There will be instances when you will encounter a person who gets a little bit too close for comfort feel, or someone who makes you feel you are already invading privacy. No matter what you do, you would get a so-called “vacuum” reaction. Tough one, huh? You can avoid this by using gentle moves and by calibrating the person’s reactions to you. Be aware of these signals: mouths get larger, the lips swell, eyes widen, pupils dilate, skin flushes and changes color, muscles around the mouth move, among others.

4.    Be persistent. Flirting works best when you are patient. By being such, you will have room for improvement if at first you aren’t getting the results you want. If you fail the first time, do it again the second time, third time, just keep trying. Try different approaches until you realize what will really work best for you. If you were rejected, don’t give up. This goes with the sayings, “To err is human” and  “Nobody’s perfect.”

5.    This is probably for me the most interesting and somehow funniest tip I got: “Practice in the mirror, only then can you make it perfect!” This is especially true in meeting friends and prospects, because flirting may involve unwanted actions and attention which can put you in the bad light. You may be spontaneous in your actions, but you can’t guard yourself if you are already overdoing it, and I supposed you don’t want to be in that situation. Try practicing with your close friends and ask for feedback.

6.    Make the first move! Opportunities knock only once, so if you want something or even someone, go for it, now! Let go of your inhibitions. But remember to apply positive or good flirting. Who knows if the person you meet at that moment is your gateway towards the fulfillment of your dreams.

Body language is made available to us naturally. It comes spontaneously. All you need to do is to know how to interpret and develop it to its full potential. Don’t deny yourself this skill. Yes, this is a skill. And what you have just read and learned from this article will be beneficial to you in every activity you engage yourself into.

Orthopaedic Surgery Second Nature For Harish Hosalkar

Dr. Harish Hosalkar’s first priority is the always the patient. Regardless of the condition, disorder or problem, Hosalkar always seeks to make the patient feel as safe and comfortable as possible.

Harish Hosalkar has a substantial talent for orthopaedic surgery. He has performed surgical treatments for a large variety of orthopaedic problems and conditions. He has even treated many problems caused by Cerebral Palsy, Stroke and major brain trauma. Dr. Harish Hosalkar’s penchant for orthopaedics goes back many years, and it continues to grow.

Hosalkar lives for orthopaedic medicine. As an expert orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Hosalkar works with precision to make the patient’s recovery as painless and fast as he can. His tried-and-true orthopaedic process helps to improve his patients’ lives. Improving the way physicians approach surgery gives Dr. Harish Hosalkar immense satisfaction. Harish Hosalkar specialty in hip preservation and reconstruction has helped many people’s lives.

Hosalkar has 15 years of experience performing specific orthopaedic surgeries, including pediatric and adult orthopaedic trauma, joint preservation, reconstruction and replacement, limb-lengthening and deformity correction, bone tumors and neuro-muscular orthopedic surgery. His practice currently accepts patients of all ages, from children to adolescents and adults. Dr. Harish Hosalkar uses the latest cartilage and joint preserving technologies to deliver high-quality care.

Harish Hosalkar attended medical school at the University of Mumbai, graduating in 1993. He completed his second orthopedic residency at the University of Pennsylvania and his Clinical Fellowship at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in the United Kingdom. Dr. Harish Hosalkar has provided numerous lectures on orthopedic procedures and served as a visiting instructor many times. Hosalkar consistently receives excellent reviews from his patients and peers.

One of Dr. Harish Hosalkar’s proudest achievements is the Center for Hip Preservation and Children's Orthopaedics, which he helped establish in 2013. With a focus on pediatric and hip orthopaedics, the center looks to be one of the best orthopaedics institutions in the country. Harish Hosalkar is a leading voice and surgeon at the center. Harish Hosalkar’s input and expertise in orthopaedics will serve as a strong guide well into the future.

Hosalkar treats his patients with dignity and respect. It is Dr. Harish Hosalkars wish that all his patients experience a fruitful and normal life long after their procedure. Orthopaedic medicine is an important and necessary part of many people’s lives. Harish Hosalkar hopes that everyone that has to undergo an orthopaedic procedure has a pleasant, life-improving experience. Hosalkar’s patients are subjected to an environment of compassion and genuine care.