Nonverbal Epiphany

Steps to Improve Your Nonverbal Communication

By: Stephen Furlich

Narrated by: Tiffany Williams

Nonverbal Epiphany helps listeners improve their nonverbal communication.

Subtle nonverbal behaviors that often go unnoticed are covered.

The interconnectedness between biology and nonverbal communication is emphasized.

There are over 150 color images that help listeners see concepts that are described.

The end of each chapter has an activity for listeners to apply what they hear.

The entire book is research-based and helps the listener apply the material throughout.

Listeners will learn how to better notice and understand other people’s nonverbal behaviors. They will also learn how to better communicate with their nonverbal behaviors. Listeners from teens to senior citizens can learn to improve their personal and professional nonverbal communication skills. Some areas covered are gestures, facial expressions, relationship communication, business communication, persuasion, emotions, colors, time, and appearance.

©2022 Stephen Furlich (P)2022 Stephen Furlich

Nonverbal Secrets Revealed

I was amazed to learn about all of the nonverbal cues that I previously did not notice. I now understand other people and myself in a more accurate way. These nonverbal indicators are right in front of us every day. We just need the knowledge from Nonverbal Epiphany to know how to use this information.

Life Imitating Art

It was so interesting to first listen to the audiobook "Nonverbal Epiphany" and then to actually see the topics of the book play out in front of my eyes when I was out in public! I could see real-life examples that were talked about in the audiobook immediately after the author brought them to my attention. For instance, I was listening to the part about an eyebrow flash as a greeting and then I saw people actually do it when they met each other!