There is at least one area where everyone is a “professional”: communication. The book is intended for a reader who, even without special knowledge, would like to improve his “professional skills”, look with new eyes at his own communication, and at those around him with all the uniqueness of their appearance, habits, and characteristics. An important place in the book is occupied by the psychological analysis of those “little things” that make up an individual communicative style: voice, facial expressions, gaze, posture, gait, manner of listening and pretending to listen, and even manner of sitting down and standing up. Hence, there are many specific examples and observations that allow us to examine daily communication as if under a magnifying glass, to find the interesting in the ordinary and the creative in the simple. Descriptions of some classic experiments and fragments of microstructural communication training developed by the authors serve the same purpose.