Posture Quotes

Since non-verbal signals have five times the impact of verbal signals, paying attention to the image you are projecting is crucial to your first impressions.

Proper posture sends a positive message since 90% of all communication occures through body language and how you carry yourself.

Cindy Ann Peterson

A strong confident person can rule the room with knowledge, personal style, attitude and great posture.

Cindy Ann Peterson

Our nonverbal behavior (including posture) gives away our inner personality and reflects our inner attitude.

Cindy Ann Peterson

Always walk with style and finesse.

Cindy Ann Peterson

Your posture is the key to your personal and professional foundation.

Cindy Ann Peterson

By taking good care of your posture now, you will enjoy and savor lifelong health benefits and beauty.

Cindy Ann Peterson

No amount of high fashion can make up for a lifetime of poor posture.

Cindy Ann Peterson

Besides having been identified recently as the single most important factor in what men find sexy in women, the list of how correct posture influences internal organs and systems, and also mood and general energy, is very long indeed. Your internal environment depends on the efficiency of the flow of elements within it. Obviously, this includes oxygen, blood, hormones and nutrients, but also all interaction between nerves and the brain. The spine, which is your foundation and support, has a natural position that guarantees the efficiency of movement and interaction of the related elements. Your internal organs are all right alongside the spine and depend on its correct position to function well. Any prolonged restriction or deviation from this natural position will result in some, at least partial, dysfunction. Over a long time, the results can be devastating.

Darrell Calkins

Repose is the most expansive posture you can assume. When you are in Repose, your body is as open and extended as it can be. If the power of a pose is determined by how large it makes your body feel and appear, then Repose should be viewed as the ultimate high-power pose.