How can you communicate gratitude and appreciation without words?

Personal impressions are usually made within 10-30 seconds of interaction, and body language is often the first cue before a word leaves your mouth

Sometimes you have noticed great personality speaks very little and communicate a lot . Speak only when it's really need your word at given time.

Your body language can communicate a lot about your feelings and intentions without words. To show appreciation, you can smile genuinely and warmly, making eye contact and nodding to acknowledge the other person's presence. Open and relaxed gestures, such as spreading your arms or palms, can demonstrate openness and acceptance. Leaning in slightly and tilting your head can indicate interest and attentiveness, while a hug, pat, or touch (depending on the level of intimacy and comfort) can show appreciation.

You can do through actions, like a smile or a kind gesture, such as a thank-you note or a friendly hug or certainly, you can also do non-verbal cues like nodding, clapping, or giving someone a pat on the back. Additionally, spending quality time with someone or performing acts of service can convey your gratitude effectively.

I agree that facial expressions are great ways to show appreciation and gratitude. A couple of my favorites are a warm genuine smile and eye contact. They both are easy, simple ways that can brighten someone’s day and show how much you care without saying a single word.

Tone of voice is so key to communicating emotional words. Yet, sometimes misunderstandings occur when we communicate emotionally using the same tone of voice throughout (monotone). Learning to consciously drop your voice tone to communicate positive emotions needs practice.

The use of physical gestures such as a simple pat on the back, a handshake, or a hug (if appropriate) can be powerful ways to communicate gratitude non-verbally. Additionally, acts of service and showing your appreciation through actions can be just as effective as using words. Offering to help, doing something thoughtful or unexpected, or going out of your way to make someone's day easier can speak volumes.

One of the most powerful ways to show gratitude and appreciation is through actions because no matter how sweet the words are, you will never forget those who proved to value and appreciate you. You can express such feelings to people through the special way you treat them as in: 1- Showing your confidence and trust in them as in delegation or making them accountable for critical matters. 2- Considering their point of view seriously and seeking their feedback and opinion genuinely is another way as well 3- Standing for them and giving a hand without them asking for help shows how you value them specially when it’s without any returns. 4- Being understanding and appreciating of any shortcomings that may happen. 5-Never underestimate efforts

In my experience, I tend to communicate gratitude and appreciation for smaller things immediately. When it comes to more significant things, I reserve my gratitude and appreciation for later. It allows me communicate it more meaningfully and thoughtfully.

Appreciation even on a small contribution always helps others to do better .Hence keep on appraising . Keep in mind that past is experience and future is your target .