	 According	to	ex-FBI	agent	Joe	Navarro	in	his	book	“What	Every	BODY	Is Saying”,	the	feet	are	the	most	honest	part	of	the	body. 	Humans	are	trained beginning	at	a	young	age	to	be	able	to	lie	and	even	to	manipulate	their	body language,	and	taught	to	keep	a	smile	on	their	face	regardless	of	whether	or	not they	are	happy. 	However,	nobody	ever	talks	to	them	about	what	their	feet	may be	saying. 	 You	can	tell	what	a	person	is	interested	in	by	looking	at	their	feet. 	If	they	are pointed	away	from	a	conversation,	they	are	probably	not	very	interested	in	it. 	If they	 are	pointed	at	you,	then	it	is	a	sign	of	attraction	and	interest	in	your direction. 	For	example,	say	you	walk	up	to	a	group	of	people	having	a conversation,	and	a	person's	feet	turn	to	your	direction. 	That	person	is	pleased	to see	you	and	is	welcoming	you	into	the	conversation. 	If	only	their	torso	moves and	not	their	feet,	they	may	not	want	to	be	disturbed. 	If	someone	is	talking	to you	and	their	feet	are	pointed	away,	they	may	have	something	to	hide	or	want	to leave. 	 If	someone's	feet	are	wiggling	or	bouncing,	it	may	be	a	sign	of	high	confidence, pleasure,	or	excitement. 	They	may	be	getting	what	they	wanted. 	However, sometimes	a	person's	legs	shake	because	they	are	naturally	restless,	or	they	are anxious,	feeling	impatient,	or	want	to	leave. 	In	order	to	decide	whether	the bouncing	feet	or	legs	are	portraying	pleasure	or	something	negative,	look elsewhere	for	other	signs. 	If	the	speed	or	intensity	of	the	bouncing	changes,	for example,	try	to	decide	why. 	 If,	whilst	sitting,	someone's	feet	kick	the	air	suddenly	or	change	from	wiggling nervously	to	kicking,	it	is	likely	a	sign	that	they	have	heard	something	negative. The	kicking	is	an	attempt	of	the	limbic	system	to	combat	the	unpleasant	thought, question,	or	subject. 	 If	someone	is	wiggling	their	feet	and	suddenly	stops,	it	is	often	a	sign	of	stress. Their	limbic	system	is	telling	their	body	to	freeze,	in	reaction	to	a	threat. 	 Some	indicators	of	happiness,	excitement,	or	other	positive	emotions	that originate	in	the	feet	include: 				 rocking	on	the	balls	of	the	feet