In my paper, we will explain the essential concepts of non-verbal communication and present an analysis based on the example of former First Lady Michelle Obama. The aim of this paper is to clarify non-verbal communication and how it can be easily understood and used in everyday life. It has been proven that in communication, words themselves are less important than facial expressions, eyes, tone of voice, or gestures that we do. Throughout human history, non-verbal cues have long been the only means of communication because language was formed only later. Also, the words we utter can be controlled, while non-verbal cues are not under our conscious control. It is for this reason that we say that non-verbal cues convey our feelings, whether we like it or not. But in addition to expressing emotions, non-verbal communication has other functions. We use it to emphasize a verbal message, to express an attitude towards a person, use it as a substitute for a verbal message, or use it to regulate verbal communication. Also, we cannot constantly rely on the analysis of non-verbal communication since there is a likelihood that we will misinterpret a sign or movement. However, we have been learning about non-verbal communication since we were young, and we actually know a lot about it and it helps us a lot in understanding it. Analyzing non-verbal communication with Michelle Obama can determine her character, her feelings for the people she communicates with, and her honesty as a First Lady of the United States. The differences between the non-verbal communication of current First Lady Melania Trump and Michelle Obama are very obvious. From the movements of the legs and arms to the smile these two ladies are different at every turn. Michelle Obama is an interesting person who knows how to treat people, not only with her words but with her actions.