“Unlocking Perception: 7 Surprising Micro-Impressions That Can Make or Break Your Image”
It reminded me that the boundaries we set—our personal “bubbles,” so to speak—send out signals about how we want others to interact with us.
When we’re comfortable in our own space and in our own skin, we essentially invite others to feel the same.
But if our internal boundaries are tense or on edge, people pick up on that energy.
Sometimes that boundary is conveyed by standing slightly apart or crossing arms over the chest. Other times, it’s the intangible sense that “now isn’t a good time.”
