Which hand gestures can make or break a sale? What does your handshake say about you? 

A person’s intentions, motives and concerns can be conveyed in a single, slight movement, and if you know what to look for, you can gain the upper hand.

Hear Rich Ferguson, an expert in body language and sleight of hand, shed light on the science of hands at Thursday's Good Morning San Luis Obispo.

He will provide us with tips on what not to do with our hands and what to look for when doing business.

Deadline to register for this event is Tuesday, June 22 at 5 p.m. Click here for more information. 

Click here to register for this event. 

March's Good Morning San Luis Obispo (GMSLO) breakfast is packed with hot topics and information that can help business owners in the future. Read on for more information. 

More than 300 business people are registered to attend the Good Morning San Luis Obispo breakfast, hosted by the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce, on Thursday to hear about a local doctor's recent travels to Haiti, the city's challenges and opportunities from a new perspective, the condition of Cuesta College and more.

Early registration is now closed to this event, but here's a quick look at what attendees can expect tomorrow morning from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at Grace Church in downtown San Luis Obispo:

Oct. 23, 2009 ---

This month's Good Morning SLO featured dynamic speakers and topics. Speakers included Wendy Hinsdale, who gave her account of her daughter's Oct. 3 attack in downtown San Luis Obispo; two downtown business owners who gave different perspectives on an alcohol-incident problem in the downtown area; and Dan De Vaul, who told us about his experiences at Sunny Acres and what the program does for the community. Watch the video clips below.

Wendy Hinsdale

It was a morning of football, fertility, fish, flying and film.