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Unlocking Confidence Through Vocal Power with Voice Coach Jimmy CannonSummaryIn this insightful episode of the Present Influence Podcast, John Ball interviews speaking coach and voice expert Jimmy Cannon. The discussion centres around how improving your voice and vocal style can significantly boost your confidence, enhancing your effectiveness as a professional communicator. Jimmy shares his journey from being a jazz singer to becoming a vocal coach specialising in helping people overcome anxiety and vocal blocks. The conversation delves into the importance of breath control, the physiological and psychological aspects of vocal performance, and practical tips for achieving vocal variety and presence. In addition, the episode touches on techniques to project confidence and authenticity through voice, making it an essential listen for anyone looking to improve their public speaking and presentation skills.Find out more about Jimmy at https://www.jimmycannon.com/ and take his Voice Mastery QuizChapters00:00 Introduction to Voice Confidence00:31 Meet Voice Coach Jimmy Cannon02:10 The Importance of Voice in Professional Settings02:54 Understanding Vocal Challenges09:27 The Role of Values in Building Confidence20:25 Breathing Techniques for Better Voice Control29:38 Mastering Patrick Stewart's Voice30:14 Voice Resonance and Placement31:19 Old School Voice Training33:24 Understanding Vocal Presence34:02 Exploring Vocal Circles36:32 Voice and Social Perception40:41 Voice Exercises for Range and Volume44:23 The Importance of Vocal Variety47:38 Jimmy Cannon's Singing Journey50:05 Conclusion and Future EpisodesGo to presentinfluence.com to take the Speaker StrengthsFinder Quiz and discover your greatest strengths as a speaker as well as where to focus for growth. For speaking enquiries or to connect with me, you can email john@presentinfluence.com or find me on LinkedInThanks for listening, and please give the show a 5* review if you enjoyed it.

In this episode I'm delighted to speak with Jimmy Cannon, a distinguished voice coach from the UK. Throughout the conversation, we delve into the nuances of effective communication, explore the importance of voice control in establishing credibility and influence and Jimmy shares his journey from being a professional musician to becoming a sought-after voice mentor, explaining how voice training can significantly impact a person's professional presence. The discussion uncovers various techniques to help individuals overcome public speaking anxiety and perfect their vocal delivery, as well as exploring actionable techniques such as breath control, understanding resonance, and utilising body language for maximum impact. The conversation is enriched with Jimmy's personal anecdotes and expert advice, focusing on how sales leaders and professionals can significantly improve their communication abilities, and turn their voice into a SuperPower. To connect with Jimmy, and to learn more about what he does, including plugging into his podcast, please go to: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmycannon/ Website - https://www.jimmycannon.com/ Podcast " Master Your Voice Today" - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/master-your-voice-today/id1481498789

On this episode, we have Jimmy Cannon join us. Riley‘s buddy from last episode with the Ford Ranger, he talks about some of the adventures that they went on. All as the build and where it started and the progression to where it is now. Just a all-around fun episode one you guys won't want to miss.. follow Jimmy on IG @cancan199 and follow us on IG @brothersbound & @turdle4r also the one and only @toyotagaragepodcast

Welcome to The Limitless Coach Success Podcast hosted by Sabine Matharu, part of Diva's That Care! I have added a range of incredible free resources, designed to equip you with the tools you need to thrive in your entrepreneurial journey. You will also find all my other podcasts here: https://www.divasthatcare.com/sabine-matharu/ Unlock Your Voice: Empowering Women to Command Presence and Influence Today I have invited Jimmy Cannon to talk about how to overcome speaking anxiety. This turned out to be a deep conversation and we came to the conclusion that we need to get out of our own way and don't let our ‘mind monkeys' talk us out of the game! Jimmy's Background: With over a decade of experience developing genuine communicators around the world, I am passionate about encouraging others to express themselves authentically. As a public speaking coach with expertise in voice and performance anxiety, I help clients develop projection, articulation, pace, and tone while overcoming anxiety barriers. My significant experience as a seasoned vocalist and saxophonist, including performances with idols like Sir Tom Jones and luminaries like Richard Branson, demonstrates my expertise of audience interaction. Understanding the importance of technique in maintaining voice health, I trained under Colin Baldy (New College Oxford) and Kevin Burke in New York. My credentials include a PGDip in Performance from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and a Masters in Voice Pedagogy from the University of Wales Trinity St. David, as well as training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Connect with Jimmy: jimmycannon.com

Highlights: Terry will be speaking at the Rodman Library in Alliance on June 27 at 6:30 p.m. It's free The Guardians will be debuting another top-100 pitching prospect on Wednesday night; Is this a lost season for Triston McKenzie after another injury? Inside the surge of Josh Naylor, who's tearing it up at the plate (and on the bases); A listener argues that Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland are doomed to the fate of Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum in Portland, and that the Cavs should move Mitchell as soon as possible; What Deshaun Watson's honest assessment of 2022 tells us about 2023; Which Browns player can have a breakout season this fall; Why the Browns haven't made a play for Kareem Hunt or Ezekiel Elliott this offseason; Some reader feedback on League Park, the old old home of Cleveland major league baseball; and on Terry's recent tribute column to Jimmy Cannon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick and the team welcome back Review regular Jimmy Cannon to review that emphatic win over Wolves and the disappointing loss against The Toffees. Hit the link and listen to your Palace mates!

Jerry Izenberg earned his first newspaper paycheck in 1951, and he's still writing as columnist emeritus at The Star-Ledger in Newark, New Jersey. “It has been an active life,” he says. Active? Try one of the most amazing careers in sports journalism. We're lucky to hear from Jerry in this second of a two-part episode about his 70 years in the business. Part 1 was all about Muhammad Ali. Jerry told tales from covering more of his fights than anyone. In this second episode, we hear how Jerry became a sports columnist, and how he learned from Red Smith and Jimmy Cannon. He tells us about the first Super Bowl and Pete Rozelle. Hear about Mike Tyson crying on Jerry's chest, and about the magnificent Pele's message to the crowd after his final soccer match. You'll laugh about the pigeons at Jerry's first boxing title match and smile about how a horse from Venezuela captured his heart. And you'll learn about the fortitude of Larry Doby, the baseball Hall of Famer who broke the American League color barrier and later developed a special relationship with Jerry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As babies we know instinctively how to do it, but as we get older we over ride our natural inclination to breath fully and as a result start to impact how we sound. At least that is just one of the learnings from this audio full episode with voice coach Jimmy Cannon., as he shares exercises on air for everyone to do which help to restore a relaxed and full bodied tone to your voice.Check out his great sounding courses here: https://www.jimmycannon.com/This is a podcast for you if you are finding getting noticed is proving harder than you thought. On this show you will discover free and effective ways to get your business recognised and understood by the people who matter to you.I interview other entrepreneurs, marketing experts and also share some of my experiences from over 25 years as entrepreneur including setting up an international public relations agency network.My name is

As babies we know instinctively how to do it, but as we get older we over ride our natural inclination to breath fully and as a result start to impact how we sound. At least that is just one of the learnings from this audio full episode with voice coach Jimmy Cannon., as he shares exercises on air for everyone to do which help to restore a relaxed and full bodied tone to your voice.This is a trailer the full show to follow.This is a podcast for you if you are finding getting noticed is proving harder than you thought. On this show you will discover free and effective ways to get your business recognised and understood by the people who matter to you.I interview other entrepreneurs, marketing experts and also share some of my experiences from over 25 years as entrepreneur including setting up an international public relations agency network.My name is

Jerry Izenberg might not be a recognizable name to most sport’s fans, but it’s one that will be eternally remembered when it comes to all sports. You see, Jerry Izenberg is one of the greatest writers to ever put pen to paper when it comes to covering the games we love to watch. Jerry spent time at several newspapers, most notably though, he spent most of his career writing for a paper that so few know (unless you live in or near New Jersey), the Newark Star-Ledger. Jerry also wrote, produced and directed sport’s specials and documentaries and authored several books including: “Once There Were Giants” … “The Greatest Game Ever Played” … “No Medals for Trying” … “Rozelle: A Biography”. While Jerry might not be as well-known as some of his contemporaries who wrote for larger newspapers, guys like Dave Anderson, Red Smith, Jim Murray, Jimmy Cannon, Shirley Povich or Frank Deford, doesn’t mean he was every bit as good – or better. So many couldn’t wait to get a copy of the paper every morning to read Jerry. But Jerry was even more! He found stories where no one dared to go before him. To make a stand and cover issues that others thought had no business being in the sport’s pages; and his work to raise money through sport’s endeavors has gone unnoticed by so many. Well, writer and author Ed Odeven recently sat down with Jerry and many of his fellow writers to put together a new book, “Going 15-Round with Jerry Izenberg,” and joins me on this special edition of Sports’ Forgotten Heroes where we don’t discuss a hero on the field, rather we focus on a hero who helped make the game more interesting for all of us. Links: Sports' Forgotten Heroes website Sports' Forgotten Heroes Patreon Page Sports' Forgotten Heroes twitter © 2020 Sports' Forgotten Heroes

Knowing how to warm up your voice quietly, is key when preparing to speak online in these times of remote culture. There are plenty of vocal warm-up exercises for the voice, such as my own, but in this episode, I've focused on ones that you can do straight away and without anyone listening in. Find Jimmy on social media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmycannonsinger/ https://www.facebook.com/JimmyCannonsingerandvoicecoach/ ➡️ Join Jimmy's online course 'Master Your Voice' here: https://www.jimmycannon.com/master-your-voice-course About This Episode: In this episode, Jimmy Cannon shares tips on how to: warm up your voice quietly before speaking on Zoom to clients and colleagues, giving a presentation or recording a video. To book Jimmy for workshops or one to one voice coaching sessions or for more information on the courses he can offer, please email: hello@jimmycannon.com Or call +44 (0) 7970412147 https://www.jimmycannon.com/

How well do you control your voice? Would you like to be more influential when you speak? Would you like to dominate your next presentation? This episode is a good place to start. Jimmy Cannon, a voice and presentation coach, gives you the insights you need to control and master your voice. Share this episode! ************************* Jimmy Cannon LINKEDIN: Jimmy Cannon WEBSITE: jimmycannon.com ************************* Alejandro @ Docu[mental] TWITTER: @documental_ INSTAGRAM: @documental__ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/documental/support

Voice coach Jimmy Cannon shares some great tips for business professionals who want to improve and control their voice for public speaking and presentations (and singing). Here are the links I mentioned in the interview: - Upcoming FREE events: http://ideasonstageuk.eventbrite.com - Additional free resources to help you improve your presentations (report, webinar, presentation skills assessment tool): http://bit.ly/presentation-valuebundle

Do you feel nervous or self conscious when speaking in public? Does your breath feel shallow or tight? Then you’re probably not breathing correctly!! Correct Diaphragmatic breathing will produce a deeper more resonant sound, giving you more projection to your voice and overall the authority and presence you need to become a better speaker. I’m Jimmy Cannon, and in this podcast, I’m going to show you 5 really simple exercises that I use in my own personal vocal coaching that will help you to stay cool, composed and in control of your voice when speaking in public.

This week we are doing something a little bit different, going a bit off piste, because my guest this week isn't one of my speakers, he's actually a voice coach. You would think that people who use their voice as an instrument for their work would actually have voice coaches but many speakers don't look after their voices and end up struggling, straining and not using their voices to their full potential. So my guest is jazz singer and voice coach, Jimmy Cannon.  Bio Jazz singer and vocal coach Jimmy Cannon teaches techniques to sustain and protect the most important instrument in speaking; your voice. Jimmy has toured and recorded with Sir Tom Jones, The Commitments, Rodriguez, Roger Taylor, and has appeared on ‘The One Show’ and ‘This Morning’. Recorded: 13th December 2018 Links: More about Maria Franzoni Ltd Connect with Maria on Linkedin Connect with Maria on FaceBook To book any of the speakers featured on the Speaking Business podcast, click here

Thom Loverro is a sports columnist, an author and most recently a podcaster. Thom uses his talents and experiences from years on radio to run his own podcast called Cigars & Curveballs. He’s hosted Cal Ripken, George Foreman, Joe Jacoby, Dusty Baker and most recently Max Scherzer. You can subscribe to Cigars & Curveball on ITunes or Google Play, or listen to the latest episode online at Washington Times. Andy and Thom discuss Thom’s early years growing up in Brooklyn four blocks from Ebbets Field. One of Thom’s earliest memories was leaving the stadium after a Dodgers game. He tells Andy “I grew up in a Brooklyn Dodgers house and then when they left a New York Mets house.” Andy and Thom discuss Thom’s early years growing up in Brooklyn four blocks from Ebbets Field. One of Thom’s earliest memories was leaving the stadium after a Dodgers game. He tells Andy “I grew up in a Brooklyn Dodgers house and then when they left a New York Mets house.” The ballpark and team were an integral part of the neighborhood. Thom Loverro tells Andy “Gil Hodges’ brother-in-law used to be my barber when I was a kid. He had a neighborhood barber shop because the players then lived in the neighborhood everybody else lived. They didn't make a ton of money like they do now. Then they would stay close to the neighbors.” Thom was eight when he watched the legendary field torn down. Sometime around 1965, Thom Loverro’s dad moved the family from Brooklyn to the Poconos, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. He remembers it as very culturally different than Brooklyn. In fact, he recalls his first year in school there – 7th grade – “they sent me to speech therapy class because they thought there was something wrong with the way I talked and then they realize it was just my Brooklyn accent”. At the end of the day, Thom really loved growing up in the small town. Thom started college at Miami, but he had to leave school under a cloud when he burnt down half of his fraternity house with a cigar on accident. He eventually wound up at a Jesuit School, the University of Scranton, a big difference over Miami. The University town was very isolated but it was what he needed to really straighten himself out and get focused on what he needed to do. Thom decided he wanted to be a sports writer since he was 10. He is from a newspaper family and would read the sports sections of the New York Daily News and the New York Daily Mirror every night. He would read Dick Young and Jimmy Cannon and others like them. He started taking his dream seriously when he got to University of Scranton. After college, Thom worked for a couple of newspapers in Pennsylvania and then eventually wound up at the Baltimore Sun. In 1984 he started there as a news editor and reporter. He oversaw a bureau out in Howard County, and then started reporting by covering the state for the paper in Annapolis. It wasn’t until 1992, when he started working for the Washington Times that he realized his dream to be a sports writer. Andy asks Thom if it is unusual going from news to sports writing, and Thom said to some extent. He tells Andy “you don't see it happen much anymore but it was great for me . . . it's a lot easier right in sports than it is news - the rules are different - the news is much more accountable.” He goes on to say that his news training came in handy to cover “not just sports but all the issues that deal with sports such as the baseball strike in 1994 and the steroid stuff in baseball.” At the Washington Times, Thom covered the Washington Redskins for one year in 1992 – Joe Gibbs’ last year, and then went on to cover the Baltimore Oriolesuntil 1995. Andy refers to Thom as a baseball expert and remembers listening to him on radio and people always wanting to talk to him about baseball. Thom Loverro and Andy talk about how Washington eventually got its own baseball team. They almost had the Orioles,

Jimmy Cannon – Thirsty for God (John 7 37-39) by King of Grace Church

Episode 1 of the Isaiah 2:4 Ministries Podcast. In this episode, you meet the host, Jimmy Cannon, and hear his testimony. Much more content to be released weekly!