Studies find that how we stand and our overall presence has a huge impact on how we are perceived and even how we feel about ourselves. Shockingly, your body language can affect your physiology.Īlso Read: Beyoncé Is Officially the Queen of Social Media: Makes Around $1 Million Per Post Social psychologist Amy Cuddy, an associate professor at Harvard Business School, became an internet sensation after her 2012 TED Talk on “Power Poses.” Cuddy’s research found that when people make themselves physically big - stretching out, taking up space, putting hands on hips Wonder Woman style - they can raise their testosterone levels, lower anxiety, and temporarily elevate their confidence. A strong pose makes people feel powerful, and it has others see them as powerful. It turns out that posture and presence have a boomerang effect. She is a natural “Power Poser,” and studies find that Beyoncé probably feels pretty awesome standing this way too. Hands on hips, shoulders back, head tilted upwards, she occupies space in a way that communicates confidence and authority. Queen Bey commands attention even standing still - perhaps more so as she stands still. In addition to our verbal language, our body language projects another aura of confidence or lack of it. A glittery halo of Girl Power envelops her - it’s so palpable you feel fierce just witnessing it. Beyonce struts on stage, swagger beaming off her couture bejeweled bodysuit.
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