Matt Crawford speaks with Dr. Stephen Furlich about his book, Epiphany: Steps to Improve Your Nonverbal Communication. Such an important aspect of how we communicate with one and other often goes overlooked. Dr. Furlich explains just how important our nonverbal communication is and how it is engrained into our DNA. From body movement, pupil dilation, hand gestures, there are so many aspects to this and biology. All communication starts in the brain and there is actually physiological effects to our body based on it. Everyone will be able to utilize these tools in every aspect of their lives, I cannot stress what an important read this is.