Verbal communication is the sharing of information using your voice. It's an important part of daily life and indispensable to making yourself understood. Verbal communication skills include knowing how to modulate your pitch and vary your cadence to maintain interest and engagement from your listener(s). Non-verbal communication is just as important and includes your facial expressions, body language, and gestures. If your non-verbal communication unintentionally contradicts or distracts from your words, it can diminish the value of what you’re saying. Written communication is the use of written words to convey information and is often a standalone means of communication when sending emails, texts, etc. Visual communication involves the use of images to make points clearer or to add meaning. Knowing how to incorporate images and imagery into your communication can make events like presentations more compelling.