7 masculine mannerisms that separate you from the crowd

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Hockerty blazer - discontinued

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:48 #1
2:12 #2
4:24 #3
5:12 #4
6:07 #5
7:21 #6
8:31 #7

[GrandDuchessKuromi]

1. Unhurried and unbothered body language
2. Self-respect
3. Non-reactiveness
4. The power of silence
5. Speak with authority
6. Compliment with precision
7. Reliability and unpredictable

Number 3 & 4 need to take long times to master.

[Checkmatemoves]

My High school football coach was an easy 5'6 170 pounds and was the absolute Alpha in every room he walked into. In a room of giants he was always the biggest. Still respect that man to this day

[kevinfestner]

I agree with you about creating a generation of gentleman. It is sorely missed.

[angelarads]

100% agreed mannerisms speak without one having to talk! Most gentlemen I come across in my day to day life are often from a much older generation & know how to carry themselves. I was coming down the elevator and this old gentleman smilingly said "apres vous" signalling me to step out first, so chivalrous.

[helenstravis]

You're so right about complements. I've been complemented on my looks, but I have no control over the combination of my molecules. A better one would be to complement my outfit because I've spent considerable time planning it to look good and fit the occasion.

[Christina-tv]

I'm a woman and absolutely love your videos, very spot on and precise. All the points you mention are points which women of elegance and value look for in a man and mannerisms which elegant women also practice themselves. My ex-husband needs to watch your videos, he always loved drama and chaos. I always talk about the power of silence. You are a gentleman and look like the next James Bond. As women, we know if we are beautiful or not. Authentic compliments are the best ones.

[valentinarancibia]

It'd be a pleasure to see a future video about "presents a gentleman would make for Valentine's day."

[joelarmstrongmusic]

Love the airport story reference. I do that all the time and even when travel glitches happen, I’ve got the space and time to react without fluster

[hivemindproductions]

I wish there was a Lady Gen Z channel! I love these videos!

[Money-oo]

Hello James, I hope this reaches you well, I really enjoyed the video it’s a refresher to see a young man do different things in his videos rather than the mainstream red-pill repetitive stuff you see across this platform I wish you the best in your career. Best wishes, from Scotland.

[brookvalley]

Yes, the power of influence is much stronger than the power of intimidation. Influence comes when you're in sync with everyone. You mirror them to understand them. Better. You ask them about them and take an interest in what they say. If someone says that they went to college in California and begin working in New York, you might say wait a minute. How did you get from California to do York? That's active listening . When you leave a person and they feel better about themselves, you have influence. Another task is to have a brief and debrief file. After you've talked to someone, and you have a chance, pull out your phone and record their name and what you talked about . The next time you might meet that person on the job or at a party, you pull up that file and review it. When you meet them you can call them by name and say hey. Whatever happened about and reference what you talked with him about last time. You will become one of the most influential people they know.

[arkadiananian]

Its important not to pretend to be someone else. I prefer being myself. Its practical, I dont have to act to impress. Its important to be comfortable in your own skin! And correspondingly your body language will tell the same😊

[DylanVong]

Great video, James! You nailed these points. These are the kinds of traits that truly set a man apart. Looking forward to more content like this!

[Billy_t__]

Today on my morning standup Zoom call, I was wearing one of my Ralph Lauren OCBDs and my coworker complimented me on how nice the shirt was. It was a small thing but as you said, it was genuine and specific, and it felt good. It reminds me I need to do more of that Toward others

[herawler]

Hi James, I just wanted to say thank you. I am from Turkey, and soon I am going to become a diplomat in foreign affairs. Your channel has really helped me improve my manners and communication skills. Wishing you all the best!

[Editsbythakur]

Guy u have amazing content which only a true gentleman understand and appreciate love from india

[karna]

This video helped alot, I've taken notes from it which I will review everyday until these points become my instincts,

Then I will review them once a week to self reflect.

Thanks a lot for making this video.

Respect from India.

[groovinhighstudios]

These points are all gems. Very well stated. I will definitely think more about these mannerisms. Thank you for putting this out there.

[Freeskatespots]

This channel is pure gold, thanks James to educated us.

[abhijeet_thakoor]

Would love a video on Coats, Long Coats and Trench Coats, fabrics and how to style them, especially in the British manner.