People can't survive a whole day without speaking a single word; we are social beings. We communicate as soon as we get in contact with other humans and our bodies act the same way. 60% of all human communication is nonverbal body language, 30% is a person's tone, which means 90% of what someone is saying isn't even spoken. Each body movement we make is considered a nonverbal message and that single movement could send a different message than what the voices are saying. In our modern world, people are starting to pay more attention to their body language and some are trying to read other people's body movement to understand them in a better way; however, in business communication that certain language is being overlooked, as businessmen consider their arguments more effective if they use better and more complicated words; but what they don't know is that in order to succeed they need to understand how to use their body movement properly. Body language if noticed and used in the correct way it can make a lasting first impression, and you only get one chance to make a first impression. People consider the human eye as a stronger tool than the ear because it catches many things that would simply go unnoticed. The first thing anyone notices is the person’s facial expressions and hand gestures as they tell a lot about the message that is being sent. What we don't know is that each part of our body have it's own language and it's "talking" while our lips are sealed. For example, by just sitting around and staring at someone with a smile on our faces we might be sending them a message that says, "I like you", as that stare and smile could imply affection and adoration In the business world, the importance of non-verbal signs hasn't been a popular subject as it often been overlooked and ignored; however, businessmen should start thinking about how it affects their