Lewis Howes

You're better off saying, listen, team, we've got to get this done.

We've got to be efficient.

We've got to be streamlined.

I need you to do it for me.

Just go, just do it.

If you want feedback, like when I take Q&A, I'm like, what can I do?

What questions can I answer?

I'm giving open.

That's a very, very subtle but very powerful cue.

Okay, so that's how Christ has depicted balancing.

The other thing that he does is if you measure the amount of space that Christ takes up in the painting, you'll notice he takes up the most space.

he literally has the most distance between his shoulder and his earlobe.

Yes, because he's tilting.

So tilting is a warmth gesture.

And so he is the only pictured person who is head tilt with also expansive posture.

So there's all these hidden cues that I think paint this picture behind what's happening.

Now, if you look at Judas, if you didn't know anything about this history, Judas would be the character painted with the most intrigue.

If you notice, he's also holding a clenched fist.

He's the only character in the picture who has a clenched fist and is distancing.

He's literally turning his body away from us.