Researchers find that the percentage of non-verbal communication is much higher than that of verbal communication, with 70-93% of what we communicate being the former!

For the most part, our learned social skills mean most of us have some level of fluency in interpreting others’ non-verbal communication; it also means we know how to tacitly communicate ourselves.

Viewpoint: Why non-verbal communication must match verbal communication expand You don’t have to be famous to experience how non-verbal cues can sometimes reveal inconsistencies with spoken ...

Non-verbal communication is the process of conveying information without using words – using facial expressions, gestures, body language and tone of voice.

Non-verbal communication is hard to control but is a clear indicator of effective communication. • Visual: Context, setting and visual cues that convey your message, helping to solidify it in ...