Was talking to "Sam" (true name not displayed for politeness) a few minutes ago. He said that he memorizes people's walks. I knew where he was going with this and I asked if you could tell traits about a person from their walk. He said yes.
I asked him what his impression of me was from my walk, and he said something to the effect of "not necessarily the most dominant person in the world, but someone who's got enough confidence to do what works. Kinda goofy." I then wrote this down. When I asked him if I could write this down and started to, he said, "Everyone's kind of goofy."
More on this later.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
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