New free body language book

[Christopher Philip]

A while ago I asked for some feedback and one of the suggestions was to build a more user friendly version of our body language book.

I just wanted to let you know that it's complete and now illustrated. It's a condensed version of the larger book. You don't need to download anything or subscribe. You can probably digest it within a few hours time. It covers all the basics and then some. No need to buy anything.

There are plenty of other resources on the website as well.

If you have any comments or suggestions, please let me know.

Here is the link: http://bodylanguageproject.com/tiny-book-of-body-language/

 

[gravityeyelids]

A while ago I asked for some feedback and one of the suggestions was to build a more user friendly version of our body language book.

I just wanted to let you know that it's complete and now illustrated. It's a condensed version of the larger book. You don't need to download anything or subscribe. You can probably digest it within a few hours time. It covers all the basics and then some. No need to buy anything.

There are plenty of other resources on the website as well.

If you have any comments or suggestions, please let me know.

Here is the link: http://bodylanguageproject.com/tiny-book-of-body-language/

Do you have a PDF copy or a downloadable so i dont have to click through all the pages?

 

[Starfvcks 64]

Nice. This stuff is so interesting.
You can use these skills everywhere. It doesn't have to be just for dating.

and i'm with gravityeyelids. Put this in a pdf for easy reading.
If you don't somebody else will, so it's best to do it now when you still have control over it.

 

[adam225]

Excellent, thank you.

 

[Christopher Philip]

In PDF.... is that what you really want?

While we could provide it for a free download, it does cost us time to get the images and write the material.

We'd still offer it free on the site (supported by ads), but could also offer a more convenient Kindle version.

The PDF's get stolen, which puts a wrench in the whole business. If we can't make money, we simply can't afford to continue producing the content.

Would you pay $3 for a kindle version?

With respect, it's not that hard to read the book online. Just click the next page at the bottom...

 

[adam225]

$3 is more than reasonable. Charge it.

 

[gravityeyelids]

yea i'd pay $3. plus people probably wouldn't even bother pirating if it's that cheap

and its not that its hard to read through the pages, but on a subject like body language it's something you'd want to flip through numerous times as you try stuff out in the field, for which a PDF would be much easier

 

[Christopher Philip]

yea i'd pay $3. plus people probably wouldn't even bother pirating if it's that cheap

and its not that its hard to read through the pages, but on a subject like body language it's something you'd want to flip through numerous times as you try stuff out in the field, for which a PDF would be much easier

Okay, point taken. Are most people up for reading Kindle? I know you can get an app to read it via PC and other devices.

 

[Atom Smasher]

I think Kindle would be a good idea.

Personally I find it very annoying to read anything of substance on the monitor. I've always had bad eyes so that's probably the reason, but I've heard others say the same thing.

Great work by the way... thank you.

 

[El Payaso]

Not only kindle but Google Play Books!

 

[adam225]

You can get the kindle app.

 

[Christopher Philip]

Google play books, got it! We'll keep the cost down under $5. An entry level sort of deal to body language. Of course, it's always free on the site too.

If it's not too much trouble and you like what you're reading give us a promo link on Twitter or Facebook or wherever. Google tracks these links and boosts our rating giving us more traffic. We are embarrassingly under-promoted and need the social media plugs!