Podcasts about voice coach

About your VOICE. How we say things is as important as the words we choose. Voice Coach, Pamela Prather shares how to prepare for the first-impression-moments in our lives, including our first dates. How to cultivate authenticity intentionally, through our voices. Our costume, our psychic energy, but also our tone of voice, reveal so much about us. The power of laughter and ...how to stop saying "um" - Becoming consciously competent in how we speak. And that "potty mouth" Uh oh...

In this episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, host Avik sits down with Luke Jean-Louis—voice actor, podcaster, life coach, and entrepreneur—to talk about breaking free from the 9 to 5 mindset. Known as “The Deep Voice Coach,” Luke shares how he walked away from traditional work structures, the struggles he faced, and how he now empowers others to create financial and personal freedom using his 3P framework: People, Productivity, and Personality. Luke gets honest about failure, the trap of the paycheck, and why goals might just be overrated. This is an unfiltered conversation for anyone questioning their current path and craving a more intentional life. About the Guest:Luke Jean-Louis is a voice actor, podcast host, singer, life coach, and author of Life Lessons from the Deep Voice Man. With an MBA from Baruch and years of entrepreneurial experimentation, Luke has crafted a clear mission: helping others build authority, freedom, and purpose—without the burnout. His practical tools and bold mindset shifts guide others to create lives they don't need a vacation from.Key Takeaways: The paycheck can be the most addictive drug keeping people stuck. The 3 P's—People, Productivity, and Personality—are the core ingredients for building real freedom. Community matters: Luke's writing journey started with daily essays on Type Share, leading to his first book. Goals are overrated; habits and streaks are what lead to long-term results. Security doesn't come from jobs—it comes from skills, mindset, and owning your time.   Connect with Luke Jean-Louis: Website: www.deepvoicecoach.com Email: luke@deepvoicecoach.com Free course: The Everyday Man's Guide to Unlimited Success   Want to be a guest on Healthy Mind, Healthy Life? DM on PodMatch:DM Me Here:https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/avikTune to all our 15 podcasts:https://www.podbean.com/podcast-network/healthymindbyavikSubscribe To Newsletter:https://healthymindbyavik.substack.com/Join Community:https://nas.io/healthymind   Stay Tuned And Follow Us:YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@healthymind-healthylifeInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/healthyminds.podThreads – https://www.threads.net/@healthyminds.podFacebook – https://www.facebook.com/podcast.healthymindLinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/reemachatterjee/ | https://www.linkedin.com/in/avikchakrabortypodcaster #podmatch #healthymind #healthymindbyavik #wellness

The voice is intimately connected to our identity. It's one way we express ourselves. Learning to use it effectively can unlock potential that extends well beyond music. More info is available from Singing Coach Hull: https://singingcoachhull.co.uk/ Singing Coach Hull City: Hull Address: 2-12 New Cleveland Street Website: https://singingcoachhull.co.uk/

What untapped gifts does your voice have in store for you? What might happen in your life if you fully expressed yourself? How can your voice support your best work and life?   During this podcast, you'll learn to harness the full potential of your voice. This is not just about singing; it's about reclaiming your narrative in both personal and professional arenas.    In this joyful, illuminating session, you will: Open up the full range, power, and expression of your voice. Learn how to use your voice to improve your communication, strengthen relationships, and more fully express your gifts. Reclaim lost aspects of yourself. Risk being seen and heard in new ways.   Barbara McAfee's website: https://www.barbaramcafee.com/ Produced by New World Women New World Women co-founders Dawn Morningstar (founder of Venerable Women), Shawn Vougeot (founder of Empowering Women) and Mecca Page (founder of BreakAway Arts) collaborated to create a global sisterhood that connects, teaches and pays women who are changing themselves and the world for good. The three are often overheard saying, “Collaboration is queen!' Support New World Women's mission to empower women around the world by shopping at Birdi - an all-women-vendor marketplace.

Hey friends, what does it take to build deep and lasting confidence? In this episode of the Impact Through Voice podcast, I dive into the critical difference between confidence and self-worth. Sharing personal experiences from my singing career and reflections inspired by Jamie Kern Lima's book 'Worthy', I explore how our sense of worthiness can influence our confidence. We discuss challenges like imposter syndrome and the impact on different aspects of life, from professional endeavors to personal relationships.    I'm on a journey to improve my inner self-worth, and I'm inviting you to join me. Let's discover how true, steady confidence stems from deeply believing in our inherent worth. Your voice matters, because you matter. Here's a breakdown... 01:14 Confidence vs. Self-Worth: A Deeper Reflection 02:13 The Transient Nature of Confidence 02:50 A Personal Audition Story 05:03 The Complexity of Self-Worth 08:56 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome 11:39 The Transformative Power of Self-Worth 12:49 Conclusion: Embrace Your Worthiness 13:48 Final Thoughts and Call to Action   Links: Link to Jamie Kern Lima's Book Worthy https://www.amazon.ae/Worthy-Believe-Enough-Transform-Your/dp/140197760X Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/63 Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast    

Hey friends, have you ever met someone who truly inspires you to be your best self? This was my experience with the incredible Anna Wallenten, a Peak Performance Coach and Success Strategist. On this episode of the Impact Through Voice Podcast, Anna shares her expertise on unlocking your potential and transforming your life. Anna dives into the three pillars of personal growth—self-relationship, love, and money—and explains how addressing fears in these areas can make you unstoppable.  We also discuss the power of meditation, visualization, and mindset shifts to create lasting change, as well as Anna's inspiring personal journey, from her musical upbringing to overcoming life's toughest challenges. You'll learn: How to overcome fear and limiting beliefs to step into your greatness. The importance of building confidence and embracing vulnerability. Practical strategies for creating a life of abundance and fulfillment. This episode is packed with heartfelt stories, actionable insights, and strategies to help you take control of your life and create the future you've always dreamed of. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Your voice has the power to make an impact!   Here's a breakdown... 01:41 Anna's Journey: From Music to Success Strategy 03:07 The Power of Music and Family Influence 03:53 Overcoming Challenges: Anna's Personal Story 13:41 The Impact of Meditation and Visualization 22:21 The Importance of Authenticity and Hard Work 25:19 The Power of Instinct and Self-Belief 30:30 Fitness as a Journey of Self-Love 40:33 Mastering Money, Sex, and Love 42:31 Building a Personal Brand on Social Media 42:59 Coaching and Overcoming Limiting Beliefs   YOUTUBE LINK https://youtu.be/C3VHVDCU6fc Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/62      

Public speaking is one of the most common fears in the world—affecting nearly 75% of people. But what if you could turn that fear into confidence and use your voice to inspire, connect, and lead? In this episode of Impact Through Voice, I dive into the importance of putting in the work to develop your speaking skills and share actionable strategies to help you overcome anxiety and make a lasting impact. In this episode, you'll learn: Why public speaking is such a universal fear and how it holds us back. Practical exercises to improve your voice, body language, and delivery. The power of breath and posture to calm nerves and project confidence. Why consistent practice is the key to becoming a confident, impactful speaker. Whether you're preparing for a big presentation, looking to improve your communication skills, or simply want to feel more confident in your voice, this episode is packed with tips and inspiration to help you take the first step. Don't miss this empowering episode—your voice is your most powerful tool! 02:02 The Illusion of Instant Success 04:24 The Five-Step Strategy to Improve Speaking Skills 08:04 Commit to Continuous Improvement 11:00 Overcoming Fear and Pursuing Dreams Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/xmejmdvpSFA Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast    

Hey friends, have you ever thought about how much your voice impacts your daily interactions and professional success?    I dive into this fascinating topic with voice and communications expert Kim A Page in the latest episode of the Impact Through Voice Podcast.    We talk about the significance of vocal training, the journey of discovering your true voice, and how both leaders and individuals can enhance their influence through effective voice techniques.    Kim shares her unique background in performance arts, her method called the 'right kind of loud,' and even gives us an insightful demo on overtone chanting.    It's an eye-opening conversation that will make you rethink how you use your voice every day. Tune in to learn more about building a life on your terms through the power of your voice. What we cover... 02:32 Kim's Journey into Voice and Communication 04:15 Exploring Overtone Chanting with a demo from Kim 10:52 Transition to Corporate Voice Coaching 22:09 Lisa's Journey from Performer to Voice Coach 27:11 Exploring Multilingualism 28:38 Voice and Personality 32:58 Cultural Nuances in Communication 35:38 The Right Kind of Loud 43:36 Voice as Vibration 47:56 The Emotional DNA of Voice Episode on Youtube https://youtu.be/Z_yCFmjGLV4 Links https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-a-page/ https://www.instagram.com/kim_a_page/ https://rightkindofloud.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iYwRgs6TTs Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/60 Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast      

Download my free guide:  www.lisahugo.com/stories Do you want to make your business presentations unforgettable?  In this episode of the Impact Through Voice podcast, I dive into the timeless and powerful art of storytelling, specifically in the context of business. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a leader, a speaker, or someone who gives presentations, storytelling is the ultimate tool to connect with your audience, inspire action, and leave a lasting impression.  I talk about how storytelling creates emotional connections, makes complex ideas relatable, and is far more memorable than plain data.  We'll explore different types of stories—pivotal moments, challenges, and personal experiences—and how to uncover and categorize your own stories.  I also provide a framework to craft unforgettable stories with key elements like setup, conflict, and resolution, along with tips on making your stories relatable, engaging, and authentic.  Finally, I illustrate the power of storytelling with real-life examples.  Don't miss out on this opportunity to transform your communication and elevate your business through storytelling.   00:00 Introduction to Storytelling in Business 03:06 Why Stories Work in Business 04:30 Types of Stories to Use in Business 06:14 Building Your Story Library 07:44 Structuring a Great Story 11:24 Linking Stories to Your Message 13:06 Bringing Your Story to Life 14:15 Conclusion and Next Steps Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast   Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/59    

Is "sales" a dirty word? For many, it carries a stigma—but in this episode of the Impact Through Voice podcast, we're here to change that narrative. Join me as I sit down with Mark Sclaire, a seasoned sales coach, public speaker, and event host, to explore why sales often gets a bad rap and how we can redefine what it means to be a true sales professional.  Mark shares his journey from aspiring lawyer to sales expert, revealing how he overcame his own doubts about the profession and embraced the art of consultative and results-based selling. We dive into the misconceptions about sales, the power of tone and communication, and why understanding your client's real needs is the key to success.  Mark also shares his thoughts on breaking out of your comfort zone, staying true to yourself in public speaking, and how younger generations are reshaping the sales landscape. Whether you're in sales, leadership, or just curious about the art of communication, this episode will challenge your perspective and inspire you to see sales in a whole new light. Here's what we cover: Mark's journey into sales and overcoming the stigma The difference between a salesperson and a sales professional Why tone, body language, and listening are critical in sales How to challenge clients without being pushy The role of younger generations in reshaping the sales industry And so much more! Tune in to discover why sales isn't a dirty word—it's an opportunity to connect, solve problems, and make an impact.    

Download "Voice Of Influence - Speak Like A Leader Lead Like A Visionary" For Just $17 What sets great leaders apart in 2025? It's not just their business strategies or titles—it's their personal brand. In this episode, we explore why building a personal brand is no longer optional for CEOs, entrepreneurs, and leaders who want to inspire and connect with their audience. We'll dive into the why behind personal branding and share powerful examples of leaders like Jeff Bezos, Michelle Obama, and Richard Branson, who have used their personal brands to elevate their influence and inspire millions. If you've ever wondered, What do I have to offer? or What will people think if I put myself out there?, this episode is for you. We'll talk about the fears that hold many leaders back and why embracing your unique voice is the key to standing out in today's competitive world. This isn't about the how—it's about understanding the importance of showing up as the voice of your personal brand and finding the inspiration to take that first step. Tune in to discover why personal branding is the future of leadership and how you can start thinking about your own journey to stand out and lead with impact.   What we cover... 00:46 Meet Your Host: Lisa Hugo 01:36 The Importance of Personal Branding for Leaders 05:14 Why Your Voice Matters in Personal Branding 14:12 Practical Steps to Build Your Personal Brand 18:24 Inspiring Examples of Personal Branding 20:43 Conclusion: Embrace Your Unique Voice   Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/57 Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast    

This week on Impact Through Voice, I'm joined by a very special guest—my daughter, Emma!

Get my book: Voice of Influence   Have you ever felt paralyzed by the fear of public speaking? Does the thought of standing in front of an audience make your heart race and your mind go blank? If so, this episode is for you. In today's episode of Impact Through Voice, I'm diving into one of the most common fears in the world: stage fright. Whether you're a professional, entrepreneur, executive, or leader, the ability to communicate with confidence and clarity is essential to your success. But what happens when nerves get in the way? We'll explore the difference between “good nerves” and “bad nerves” and how to turn that nervous energy into a powerful tool for connection and impact. I'll share practical strategies to help you overcome public speaking anxiety, including preparation, practice, mindset shifts, and the magic of deep breathing. You'll also learn how to connect with your audience, embrace imperfection, and reflect on your performance to grow as a speaker. If you've ever doubted your ability to captivate an audience or felt held back by fear, this episode will give you the tools and confidence to step into the spotlight and share your message with purpose. It's time to conquer stage fright and become the speaker you've always wanted to be. Let's do this together!   02:36 Understanding Stage Fright 03:59 Transforming Nervousness into Positive Energy 07:49 Practical Strategies to Overcome Stage Anxiety 11:48 Embracing Imperfection and Reflecting on Performance Links: www.lisa-hugo.com/voice-of-influence?el=podcast  

Hey friends! How does a 12 year old graduate high school and then college with 3 degrees at 15!  Dr Kelli Du Cloux is constantly looking for ways to challenge the matrix. Whether it's the education system, entrepreneurship, influence or wealth. Dr. Kelli is a changemaker. I sat down with this extraordinary educator turned entrepreneur, who helps people unlock their potential and achieve groundbreaking results during her recent visit to Dubai.    We dove deep into her inspiring journey from studying to be a brain surgeon, to teaching in South Central L.A. and then founding the Stock Options Trading Academy. Not to mention finding a way for her son to graduate with 3 degrees at age 15.   Dr. Kelli shares her unique strategies for success, her approach to education, and how she's helping others transform their lives. If you're interested in hearing an incredible story of perseverance, innovation, and impact, you don't want to miss this episode!   What we cover…   01:24 Introducing Dr. Kelli DuCloux 02:13 Dr. Kelli's Journey: From Medical Aspirations to Teaching 09:11 Dr. Kelly's Son: An Extraordinary Academic Journey 12:56 From Education to Entrepreneurship 17:49 The Birth of Stock Options Trading Academy 22:26 Redefining Wealth: A Personal Journey 23:08 Crafting the Perfect TED Talk 26:40 The Power of Investing in Yourself 33:00 Navigating the Digital Landscape 38:52 Global Adventures and Future Plans     Links: https://www.tiktok.com/@drkelli?_t=ZT-8tzUrZITgtS&_r=1 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1379329105 www.linkedin.com/in/kelli-ducloux-789961349 https://www.stockoptionstradingacademy.com/   Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/54 Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast      

What if the reason your business isn't growing isn't your strategy or hard work What if it's your voice? In this episode of Be the Wolf, I sit down with Soha Al-Jurf, an expert in voice psychology and coaching. We explore the deep connection between voice and your ability to create a business and life you love.   Soha shares her transformational journey from being an opera singer with an unsolvable vocal crack to being a sought-after voice coach. Along the way, she learns how voice issues are often psychological, emotional, and even spiritual.    We discuss how entrepreneurs and creatives subconsciously silence themselves. And talk about how reclaiming your voice is the key to standing out, making an impact, and experiencing true success.    You'll learn: Why most entrepreneurs struggle with indecision – and how to break free The hidden blocks that suppress your voice (and your power) How to find your true voice (literally and metaphorically)   Your voice is your authority, your power, and your success. Are you ready to step into it? Connect with Genea:  [free guide] Grow Your Business and Love Doing it with the 3 secrets the business gurus NEVER talk about: http://bethewolfgift.com/ Website: http://bethewolfnow.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geneabarnes/    Connect with Soha: Website: https://www.sohaaljurf.com/  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/soha-al-jurf-a031261a/ Appointment Link: https://calendly.com/sohaaljurf/30-minute-discovery-call    About Soha: In the almost 30 years that I've been working with the voice—from my BFA in opera performance to my 20+ years of clinical experience as a voice-specialized speech-language pathologist and vocal rehabilitation specialist—I have witnessed the entire range of human experience reflected through the loss—and recovery—of the voice.   Through the thousands of hours I have spent guiding individuals who are confronted with the task of recovering their “lost” voices, I have come to believe that the reason the voice offers such a profound reflection of our shared emotional, psychological, and spiritual experience is that somewhere in the deep unconscious of our collective psyches lies buried the voice of the archetypal feminine—a voice that was silenced as humanity relentlessly sought a so-called “rational” approach to life that favored science over art; logic over poetry; commerce over creativity.   At this stage in my life's work, I am focusing my heart, soul, knowledge, and skills on reclaiming the lost voice of the archetypal feminine. Combining my expertise in voice with my studies of depth psychology (Jungian and Archetypal Studies), I help creative women work through a process of recovering their own lost voices.

Get your copy of Voice Of Influence - Speak Like A Leader, Lead Like A Visionary for just $17 Have you ever felt like it's too late to learn something new, follow your dreams, or make a big change in your life? If so, this episode is for you. In week's episode, our first for 2025, I'm diving into the myth that age is a barrier to growth and reinvention. Whether you're in your 50s or beyond, this stage of life is the perfect time to embrace new opportunities, step outside your comfort zone, and use your voice to make an impact. We'll explore why so many women in midlife feel overlooked, unheard, or invisible—and how you can reclaim your confidence, show up with purpose, and start living the life you've always dreamed of. I'll also share inspiring stories of women who have completely transformed their lives later in life, proving that it's never too late to start something new. If you've ever doubted yourself or felt stuck, this episode will remind you that the best is yet to come. It's time to find your voice, follow your passions, and make an impact—at any age. Let's do this together! Here's the timeline... 03:29 It's Never Too Late to Learn 05:04 Overcoming Age as a Barrier 08:06 Inspiration from Caroline Labouchere 09:53 Finding Your Voice and Confidence 11:32 Empowering Dreams with Simon Squibb Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/53    

Phil reacts to the emerging story of a possible new British political scandal. Having come to power partly because Boris Johnson fell foul of Britain's tough Covid rules, did our current Prime Minister break them too and, if so, should it even matter? Phil's article from 2022 is also relevant here. https://thecritic.co.uk/im-done-with-po-faced-politicians/Then writer James Crossland joins Phil to discuss his fascinating and exciting book about one of the most dramatic - and scandalous - British spy stories of all time.Sir Robert Bruce Lockhart was an impressive figure: a diplomat, intelligence agent, conspirator, journalist and propagandist who played a key role in both world wars. He was a man who charmed his way into the confidences of everyone from Leon Trotsky to Anthony Eden. A man whom the influential press baron Lord Beaverbook claimed ‘could well have been prime minister'. Lockhart placed himself at the centre of world changing event during the Russian Revolution - and very nearly died as a consequence. Yet he died almost forgotten and near destitute, a footnote in the pages of history.You can buy James' book, and all the books we feature on the podcast here in our special Scandal Mongers shop, along with thousands of others...https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/rogue-agent-the-troubled-life-and-dangerous-times-of-robert-bruce-lockhart-james-crossland/7624180?aid=12054&ean=9781783968046&Please follow James here...https://x.com/DrJCrossland***We now have a Thank You button (next to the 'three dots') for small donations that help support our work***Looking for the perfect gift for a special scandalous someone - or someone you'd like to get scandalous with? We're here to help...https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ScandalMongers*** If you enjoy our work please consider clicking the YouTube subscribe button, even if you listen to us on an audio app. It will help our brand to grow and our content to reach new ears.The Scandal Mongers...https://x.com/mongerspodcastPhil Craig...https://x.com/philmcraigTHE SCANDAL MONGERS PODCAST is also available to watch on YouTube...https://www.youtube.com/@thescandalmongerspodcastYou can get in touch with the show via...team@podcastworld.org(place 'Scandal Mongers' in the heading)Produced byPodcastWorld.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Are You in the Book?, Eric sits down with Rob Henry, head coach of Kentucky State University, to explore his 30-year journey in baseball and how he's built a thriving program at an NCAA Division II HBCU. Coach Henry shares lessons learned through adversity, the importance of finding your voice as a coach, and how to balance metrics with character in recruiting. From insights gained at the 2025 ABCA Convention to stories of transformation in his players, this conversation highlights what it takes to develop a team culture rooted in discipline, selflessness, and constant improvement. Plus, hear about Kentucky State's exciting program updates, including new facilities and their commitment to player development on and off the field. Tune in for a powerful discussion on leadership, growth, and the future of college baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey friends! How many opportunities have you missed this year because you didn't feel confident enough to speak up? This episode is all about the importance of investing in yourself as we gear up for a new year.  I share my personal journey of spending over $100,000 on self-development and how it has transformed my life.  Learn why personal growth is like buying a house and how every skill, knowledge, and mindset shift you invest in compounds over time.  Don't miss my special offer, available until midnight on Dec 31st, for the 'Speak with No Fear' program, designed to turn you into a confident and compelling speaker.  Let's step into 2025 with confidence, clarity, and purpose. Tune in for short reflective and empowering episode.  Thank you for your support, and let's continue make your voice heard!   Here's what I'm covering to end the year... 01:58 The Importance of Investing in Yourself 03:40 Personal Story: My Investment Journey 06:55 Special Offer: Speak with No Fear Program   Links: Be the first to join my Speak With No Fear Program and get a complimentary private session with $2000. www.lisahugo.com/swnf-product Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/52            

How are your values guiding your voice, schedule, and future plans for your show? The holiday season is upon us, and that makes this the final 2024 episode of The Podcaster's Guide to the Visible Voice! Throughout the year, Mary fields tons of questions about all things recording, speaking, and producing. So, here's a round-up of some of the impossible-to-Google questions most podcast creators ask at some point. From embracing the volume of your voice to easy-to-implement recording hacks for guest episodes, wrap up your year and feel empowered to launch or continue your show in 2025 with these practical tips from a seasoned podcast strategist and voice coach. Get inspired for your upcoming podcast season: How to reframe the “professional” voice in podcasting Consider capacity: taking breaks as a solo creator The future expectations of adding video Easy tips to take your recording process to the next level Listen to this year's guest episodes: Accessibility in Podcasting for Hard-of-Hearing Listeners with Kellina Powell, Episode 88: https://www.organizedsound.ca/accessibility-in-podcasting-for-hard-of-hearing-listeners-with-kellina-powell-episode-88/ Warm Up to a Healthier, More Confident Voice with Nic Redman, Episode 86: https://www.organizedsound.ca/warm-up-to-a-healthier-more-confident-voice-with-nic-redman-episode-86/ Simplify Your Workflow to Keep Your Podcasting Passion Alive with Craig Constantine, Episode 84: https://www.organizedsound.ca/simplify-your-workflow-to-keep-your-podcasting-passion-alive-with-craig-constantine-episode-84/ Start a Ripple Effect of Continuous Learning with Beth Cougler Blom, Episode 81: https://www.organizedsound.ca/start-a-ripple-effect-of-continuous-learning-with-beth-cougler-blom-episode-81/ Making Accessibility Possible in Podcasting with Joel McKinnon, Episode 79: https://www.organizedsound.ca/making-accessibility-possible-in-podcasting-with-joel-mckinnon-episode-79/ Why We Need To Highlight Our Humanity In Podcasting with Erin Moon, Episode 77: https://www.organizedsound.ca/why-we-need-to-highlight-our-humanity-in-podcasting-with-erin-moon-episode-77/ Writing For Your Podcast with Shannon Kirk, Episode 75: https://www.organizedsound.ca/writing-for-your-podcast-with-shannon-kirk-episode-75/ Crafting a Consistent Brand Story with Brigitte Bojkowszky, Episode 73: https://www.organizedsound.ca/crafting-a-consistent-brand-story-with-brigitte-bojkowszky-episode-73/ Voice Health: Treat Your Podcasting Instrument With Care, Episode 85: https://www.organizedsound.ca/voice-health-treat-your-podcasting-instrument-with-care-episode-85/ Organic Discovery for Podcasts, Episode 67: https://www.organizedsound.ca/organic-discovery-for-podcasts-episode-67/ Learn more about Spotify for Creators: https://creators.spotify.com/ Connect with Mary! Leave a voice note with your feedback at https://www.speakpipe.com/VisibleVoice or email visiblevoicepodcast@gmail.com Get the full transcript of the episode at http://www.visiblevoicepodcast.com Read up on more secrets with the Visible Voice Insights Newsletter https://www.organizedsound.ca/newsletter To learn more or work with Mary, check out https://www.organizedsound.ca Link up on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marychan-organizedsound/ Engage on Instagram @OrganizedSoundProductions https://www.instagram.com/organizedsoundproductions Show Credits: Podcast audio design, engineering, and edited by Mary Chan of Organized Sound Productions Show notes written by Shannon Kirk of Right Words Studio Post-production support by Kristalee Forre of Forre You VA Podcast cover art by Emily Johnston of Artio Design Co. Transcript with Audio Description: [MUSIC IN - GHOSTHOOD FEATURING SARA AZRIEL “LET'S GO” BEGINS] MARY: Over the course of the year, I get plenty of podcasting and audio or voice related questions, as you could guess from the work that I do. And like we've talked about on the podcast before, no question is a dumb question. Podcasting questions come up all the time. Whether they might be a bit more foundational, like, what mic do you buy? How do you record online, how do you get the best sound? Those are more technical questions, but for this episode I wanted to go beyond that, because if you can google it, does it really make for an interesting or exciting podcast episode? Probably not. So I wanted to get under those almost superficial layers. So as we wrap up the year, I'm going to answer three very common questions that I get a lot. And as always, touch upon your podcasting values as we close out this year.  This is episode number 89, the last episode for 2024, on the Podcaster's Guide to a Visible Voice.  > MARY: Thank you so much for listening to the Podcaster's Guide to a Visible Voice. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love it if you share it with a podcasting friend. And to reveal more voicing and podcasting tips, click on over to VisibleVoicePodcast.com. Until next time.

In this episode of Impact Through Voice, I sit down with the dynamic entrepreneur, investor, and tech-savvy innovator, John Lee.    Known for his prowess in real estate, social media, and staying ahead in the rapidly evolving world of AI, John shares his insights on leveraging continuous learning to thrive in today's fast-paced digital age.    From investing in emerging technologies to building a substantial social following and sharing stages with industry legends like Les Brown & Deepak Chopra, John emphasizes the importance of adaptability and innovation.  He boldly predicts a future where traditional jobs give way to training AI agents, underscoring the necessity of evolving with technological advancements to stay relevant.  This episode is a masterclass in forward-thinking, resilience, and harnessing the tools of tomorrow to amplify your voice and business impact today. Don't miss this transformative conversation that challenges you to adapt or risk being left behind.   Here's a breakdown of the episode... 01:50 John Lee's Journey: From Animator to Real Estate 05:30 The Power of Networking and Mentorship 06:01 Investing Strategies and Market Insights 11:06 The Role of Education in the AI Era 15:47 The Evolution of AI and Social Media 23:15 The Future of Public Speaking and Holograms 25:40 Mastering the Art of Speaking 26:03 The Importance of Repetition and Practice 26:28 Embracing Mistakes and Learning 27:53 AI in Business: Revolutionizing Efficiency 30:43 The Future of AI and Business Models 32:58 Digital Marketing Strategies in the AI Era 45:16 The Evolution of Currency and Digital Transactions 47:31 Top Book Recommendations for Personal Growth   Links: https://www.instagram.com/john_lee_official https://www.youtube.com/@johnleesuccess https://johnlee.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnlee888/ Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/49 Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast      

What if mastering your voice could unlock newfound social confidence and charisma, transforming your public speaking and personal interactions?In this episode, Guy Monroe, the Charisma Coach, dives deep into the art of vocal mastery and charisma. Many of us struggle with stage fright and social anxiety, often feeling misunderstood or overlooked. Guy's methods offer a path to overcoming these challenges, promising a significant improvement in how we communicate and connect with others.Discover how to:Harness the power of vowels to enhance vocal resonance and clarity.Develop composure and confidence in high-stakes social situations.Utilise positive thinking techniques to transform anxiety into self-assuredness.Tune into this episode to learn actionable strategies from Guy Monroe that will revolutionise your speaking skills and elevate your social interactions. Listen now and start your journey towards becoming a more charismatic and confident communicator!˚

Hey friends! Ready to elevate your public speaking game and make a lasting impact? In this week's episode of Impact Through Voice podcast, I'm joined by the incredible David J. P. Phillips, a multiple TEDx speaker, author, and public speaking coach. We dive into what makes a great speaker, exploring essential skills like synchronicity, authenticity, and the power of storytelling. David shares practical tips on how to balance content and delivery, manage stage nerves, and even how to prepare for delivering a TED talk. Whether you're looking to grow your business, overcome stage fright, or simply communicate more effectively, this episode is packed with gems you won't want to miss! Here's what we cover... 01:49 The Essentials of Public Speaking 03:54 The Power of Synchronicity and Melody 06:08 Harnessing Emotions in Public Speaking 09:26 The Journey to TEDx Talks 11:59 The Art of Storytelling 15:00 A Simple Story with A Rollercoaster of Emotions 18:02 Harnessing Hormones: The Angel's Cocktail 22:20 Public Speaking: Overcoming Challenges 27:18 The Future of AI in Public Speaking Links: Websites https://www.davidjpphillips.com/ https://www.lisahugo.com Social https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidjpphillips/ https://www.instagram.com/davidjpphillips Books https://www.amazon.com/High-Life-author/dp/0241657415 https://www.amazon.com/Avoid-Death-PowerPoint-David-Phillips/dp/9995701111  Ted Talks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0pxo-dS9Hc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj-hdQMa3uA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iwpi1Lm6dFo Programs: https://www.davidjpphillips.com/courses/  

If you're a regular listener to my show, then you know by now that I'm always excited to introduce you to intriguing creatives who are making a positive impact in their fields of expertise.   Today, I'm especially excited for this conversation as in some ways I feel like this particular guest and I have been doppelganger's in both experiences and creative choices. She also happens to share one of my core beliefs that it's never too late to pursue one's dreams.  Now a full time voice and on-camera actor as well as a voice over coach, Jennifer “Jenn” Sims, was deep into her career as the Director of Broadcast at one of L.A.'s top ad agencies, she worked on 100s of commercials with talent agents and casting directors and listened to thousands of voice actor's auditions. She also directed voice actors, including Emmy and Oscar winners; such as Donald Sutherland as the voice for a national healthcare campaign and produced network promos starring the incomparable voice legend, Don LaFontaine, to name a just few. As glamorous as the world of advertising appears to be in the content it creates, it can also be, as Jenn says, very toxic, and her work environment was becoming increasingly so, prompting Jenn to reflect on what she really wanted to do when she began her career in the first place; that of being an actress;  as she spent years honing her quirky sense of humor while studying comedy and improv at The Upright Citizen's Brigade, The Groundlings, (which landed her on-camera commercials for Uber, Snapchat and WebMD) and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. It was during a recording session, that Jenn realized her passion for acting was undiminished and made the decision to quit her job to pursue a full time career in voice over! However, in Jenns own words, she was “older” than most people who pursue full time acting. And for anyone who is familiar with how youth oriented show business is; especially in Los Angeles, it wasn't exactly a text-book recipe for success. Leaving that coveted Director of Broadcast position was a huge risk but one she was willing to take, and so Jenn took that leap. I'd like to extend the net by welcoming Actor, Storyteller, Coach and “Smarty Pants”, Jennifer Sims to 19 Stories Contact Heidi Love via the following: Business email:   jennifersimsvo@gmail.com  Business website:  https://www.thejennsims.com/ Business website:  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thejennsims/ Inquire about classes and private coaching at: voiceactorcoaching@gmail.com Demos https://soundcloud.com/jennifersimsvo/sets/jennifer-sims-voice-over-demos If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow 19 Stories wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. It would be greatly appreciated if you gave a nice review and shared this episode well :-) To give feedback or a story idea: 19stories@soundsatchelstudios.com To listen to my demos: https://www.cherylholling.com/ To contact me via VO work, or to host your podcast, I can be reached at: cheryl@cherylholling.com Follow me on Instagram: @cherylhollingvo Theme Song Credit:  'Together' by For King & Country Outro Music Sample (for this episode): 'My Girl' by The Temptations Proverbs 23:18 "Surely there is a future, and your Hope will not be cut off." Until next time, stay Healthy and Hopeful!

Hey there friends. Do you want to elevate your career, success, and make a lasting impression in a digital world? This week I dive into the fact that your voice is more than just words—it's your most powerful tool for growth, connection, and success in a world that craves authenticity. I reveal why your voice is your ultimate business asset going into 2025 and beyond. Discover how even the best strategies can fall flat if your voice doesn't deliver, and learn why the human touch is irreplaceable in an age of AI and automation. I'll share what makes some voices unforgettable, how to instantly capture attention, and why clients are naturally drawn to those who speak with confidence and authenticity. Ready to amplify your voice and transform your business? Tune in to find out how this one simple asset can set you apart from the crowd—and make a lasting impact on those who need your message most.   01:10 Why Your Voice Matters in the Digital Age 02:28 The Unique Power of Human Connection 05:28 First Impressions and Your Vocal Brand 09:09 Elements of a Strong Vocal Brand 12:37 Practical Tips to Enhance Your Voice   Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/44 Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast    

What can you do to keep your voice in tip-top shape? As podcasters, we use our voices a lot. Chances are, that essential instrument of yours has temporarily abandoned you in the past. Whether the symptom stems from getting sick or from overuse, waking up to croaks, rasps, or silence is an awful feeling, especially if deadlines or interviews are looming. In this timely episode, Mary returns to the mic on the heels of her own voice loss to talk swollen vocal folds and slug tongue with Nic Redman, a vocal coach and voiceover artist who has spent almost 20 years helping professional speakers hone their voices. Nic is a font of healthy voice inspiration, sharing everything from the importance of hydration (and the truth about which beverages count) to warmups that will get your tongue trilling, your lips flapping, and your vocal cords folding. Come to terms with what you can and can't control about your listener's reaction to your unique voice and be reminded about what a privilege it is, literally and figuratively, to have a voice. This episode is packed with light science and exaggerated facial expressions you can practically see, all in the interest of keeping you talking for years to come. Join Nic and Mary for interactive vocal warmups and other voice health tips: Silly faces and weird noises that can help your voice even when you're sick Why you need to get out of your own head and stop self-editing your voice How to sound just as energized at the top of your episode as you do at the end The benefit of vocal warmups beyond just keeping your voice healthy Links worth mentioning from the episode: Podcasting For Business Conference - https://pfbcon.com/ Enter to win a ticket to the conference by sending your voice note - http://www.VisibleVoicePodcast.com/ Listen to Episode 70, How to Use Research and Reports to Guide Your Podcast with Megan Dougherty - https://www.organizedsound.ca/how-to-use-research-and-reports-to-guide-your-podcast-with-megan-dougherty-episode-70/ Engage with Nic: Learn more about Nic's work on her website - https://nicolaredman.com/ Listen to the Voice Coach podcast - https://nicolaredman.com/voice-coach-podcast/ Get your copy of Nic's book at www.onthemicbook.com Connect with her on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nicredvoice/ Connect with Mary! Leave a voicemail with your feedback at https://www.speakpipe.com/VisibleVoice or email visiblevoicepodcast@gmail.com Get the full transcript of the episode at http://www.visiblevoicepodcast.com Read up on more secrets with the Visible Voice Insights Newsletter https://www.organizedsound.ca/newsletter To learn more or work with Mary, check out https://www.organizedsound.ca Link up on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marychan-organizedsound/ Engage on Instagram @OrganizedSoundProductions https://www.instagram.com/organizedsoundproductions Show Credits: Podcast audio design, engineering, and edited by Mary Chan of Organized Sound Productions Podcast cover art by Emily Johnston of Artio Design Co. Show notes written by Shannon Kirk of Right Words Studio Post-production support by Kristalee Forre of Forre You VA Transcript with Audio Description: for this particular consultation. MARY: Yes. Thank you. NIC: The first thing is definitely hydration. That's easy, right? Just drink loads. Loads, and loads, and loads of extra fluids. People get a bit hung up on what you can and can't drink. The truth about hydration is it's very, very simple. All fluids count except alcohol. I'm really sorry if that's your tipple. Just chase that whiskey with water. > You can drink tea. It will still help you hydrate systemically within the body, which will hopefully, at some point, help the vocal folds and the mucus and the vocal folds. Even coffee, shock, horror, it's still fluid, it still counts as systemic hydration in the body. There are some elements of diuretic, i.e. it makes you go to the toilet a little bit more. But the actual more recent research about coffee is that you would have to drink an absolute tonne of it for it to actually have any effect on your voice.  So people can relax about coffee, espresso, martinis, whatever you need before you hit record, it's fine. I mean, of course, the caffeine might exacerbate reflux or the dairy might have an impact on the thickness in your mouth, but you can still just have your coffee for hydration. So, look, just hydrate loads. Because if you're coughing or if you're ill and creating more mucus that's thick, you will need the extra fluids to help counterbalance that. The first thing is hydration.  Two easy things, hydrate and rest. But we all know that rest is not easy. Sometimes it's a privilege to say that rest is easy…  MARY: Mhmm.  NIC: …shout out to anybody with a job or caregiving responsibilities or small people in their lives…  MARY: Yes.  NIC: …but if you can rest, that can really help because your body needs time to process the illness. And the more you can rest, the quicker you'll get over it. If you have to, like, record straight away, like, there's no getting over it. There are some rehab exercises you can do, but I say this with caution because obviously, if you have no voice, sometimes there's nothing to do but rest. As in rest your voice as well. I always say to people, manage the expectations of the person who's expecting you to record.  So if you can at any, any possibility delay it, push it back, you know, give yourself an extra day, because you do want to be on point. And it's better waiting a day and be slightly after deadline and sounding great than, you know, showing up half-cocked, as it were.  So that aside, if you do need to record, there's a group of exercises called, um, well, shorthand. We call them SOVT or Semi Occluded Vocal Tract Exercises. And they're designed to help release tension in the body, in the vocal tracts, regulate the breath flow, the airflow, so that the vocal folds vibrate nice and easily. And when they're swollen a little bit, if you're ill, or covered in extra thick mucus, these exercises are really good at just waking them up, encouraging them to close in a more consistent and easy way, which makes speaking better. So those exercises, although they have a big fancy name, are very simple. It's just gliding up and down your range with a partially occluded mouth space. For example… MARY: Yeah, I need an example. NIC: …Yeah. Oh, it's fine. I've got loads. Uh, this one > gentle lip trill is a nice one. MARY: Oh, I love those. Yes. NIC: Those do elude some people, though, so please don't worry, they're not for everybody. And a couple of nice other examples are big puffy TH sounds. So if you stick your tongue out and let your cheeks get nice and puffy like a hamster or a chipmunk and just go as if you're. > You've got your tongue right, like you're doing a TH sound, you know, like this. > So imagine you're just saying this, but you never get past the TH. > MARY: That's a good one. NIC: Okay. These. > That creates exactly the same environment as the lip chill does in your sort of throat area. And then the other ones you can do are any puffy fricatives, really. So these sounds like a puffy V. > You want to be aiming for a lovely feeling. Like the sound is all vibrating at the front of the mouth, rather than stuck at the back. So you don't want, like, >...  MARY: Yeah, that would hurt. NIC: ...you just want to. > Or a Z > or because different accents and different languages have different sound inventories, a puffy worse sound, like you're, you know, you're doing a trumpet with your mouth. > MARY: I can totally picture you doing that. That's awesome. NIC: What a great job I have. I'm glad there's no video. > I've got my face on the Internet doing this far too much. So it's a real free treat to not have my face in. So those exercises, I won't go into the science of it, but basically they put your larynx in a really happy, easy, free place, and they make it really easy for the vocal folds to close.  So if you're ill, what you might find when you glide up and down. And you could try this if you want you might find a few gaps in that glide. So you might end up with something that sounds like M. > Right? Which is because there's swelling because you've been coughing a lot or there's a lot of mucus and mucus in the way. But the thing to do is just keep gently gliding and keep gently gliding because what you'll find is your body, your incredible brain and body go, oh, that's weird. We usually make a sign there what's going on, you know, and I mean, this is not obviously the science, like the, there's real proper neuron stuff happening here. But this is how my brain processes it. It like sends everybody to work fixing basically inside.  So if I'm used to going, > and my body goes, > then my brain's going to go, whoa, we need to fix that. There's something wrong. And it starts helping you. And basically it encourages the vocal folds to close nicely and that will help you sound a little bit more healthy, vocally healthy, and get the mucus moving as well. MARY: Oh, I like that because yeah, so I lost the voice on Sunday, didn't do anything without it. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, got a little bit of it back. And I was doing some of this stuff yesterday because I thought, oh, like, what's taking it so long?  So I like your idea of like, the brain needs to make this happen. And so I think that's why I was like, ooh, today, yay. I have this interview. My voice is actually working for once all week. So this is nice. NIC: Oh, that's good. The other things I would add to complement the sort of comfort whenever you're getting through this is, people often love steaming. So taking a, well I have this peculiar looking sort of ceramic inhaler with a tube that looks a little bit dodgy to be honest, but you fill it with hot water and you suck on it gently and it's a really nice soothing in the vocal tract.  And then the other thing you can do as well is the sort of. The newest modern day version of steaming is using a nebulizer, like a personal nebulizer. So a little handheld device. There's one internationally you can get that's called VocalMist. They use a 0.9% saline solution and you use that for 10 minutes. And what it does is it helps the mucus on the vocal folds and it reduces, here comes the science, it reduces phonation threshold pressure for up to one hour, i.e. and makes your vocal folds vibrate more easily for a period of time. So they're really good for supporting your health, your vocal wellness, if you're under the weather. MARY: Wait, how does a nebulizer work? When you were describing it, I was thinking of those neti pots for your nasal sinuses. But is that similar? NIC: Yeah. So it's like an electrical device. If you Google, like, handheld, handheld nebulizer, you'll see it's like a little white sort of rectangular cube, like box, > I suppose, with a little spout on it. And you screw off the top, and you put a little vial of saline, note 0.9%. Very important. That's the same makeup as the saline in your body, as your mucus and stuff. And then you turn it on, and it mists, turns it into a mist.  MARY: Oh. NIC: And the mist actually reaches your vocal folds, which, with steaming, they're not sure. The droplets of steam actually hit the vocal folds. These days, the droplets of steam are bigger than the drops of mist, so it soothes your throat when you steam, and it helps thin out the mucus in your mouth. It feels nice. It's like an internal hug. But they're not actually sure if it gets to the vocal folds anymore. Whereas the nebulizer, the science and the research today, it currently shows that the mist does reach your vocal folds and hydrates them from the outside in. So the mist is absorbed at a cellular level because it matches the chemical makeup of the mucus in there, and therefore it creates a friendlier environment for the vocal folds.  So they're really good if you can get your hands on one. In the interest of disclosure, if I've been out to a party and had a few too many whiskeys, sometimes the next morning, a little hit on the nebulizer really helps bring my voice back to life. > I've been on the karaoke, doing a bit of a Bon Jovi. MARY: Yeah, those are the hacks that most people are, like, looking for. What's the hack? NIC: But, like, not pretend. We're all perfect. I have an episode of my podcast, actually, called how to keep your voice healthy during a festive party season. Nice. Because that's when I lost my voice, was when I went to, so I used to do a podcast called the Voiceover Social Podcast. And we have meetups, and I went to the Christmas do. I was already a bit under the weather because I host that party. It was like chat, chat, chat, chat, chat, like a wedding. And then my husband to stand up, and he was doing a gig in the evening, and me and a load of the people from that went to the standup gig. And were chat, chat, chat, laugh, laugh, laugh, chat, chat, chat. And I woke up the next day and I had no voice. I had no voice for 10 days and I lost almost a five figure amount of money in that week anyway. > So that's why I have that podcast episode and that's why I have all the hacks. MARY: Yes. Things we learn from our mistakes. NIC: Exactly. Win, learn, never lose.  MARY: Yep. Okay, so let's get out of the sickness mindset, but into the, when we're just doing our regular thing. We're going to be recording a podcast episode. Vocal warmups,  NIC: my favourite.  MARY: Okay. Honesty on my end. Now, even as a professional myself, you know, I do voiceover stuff too. I worked in radio, I know all the things. But there are many days that I don't even do proper warmups and I feel like it has to do more with the podcasting side. Like if I do the voiceover work, I'm doing the warmups. But when it comes to podcasting, it's more slack, I think today we're, we're trying to record so many different things for our show that we're like, we're going to do one task and the next task and the next task and we don't do the warmups.  So not necessarily looking for that hack or shortcut, but what can we be doing to quickly warm up before we go and set up our microphone for our recordings? NIC: Yes, I'm a big fan of, I suppose what, you know, they would call it the personal training world, compound exercises. So, you know, doing things that, that work multiple areas or doing a couple of things at once. So the very least I do, and I'm, I'm with you, Mary, because sometimes I drop the ball, or sometimes as a voiceover, something comes in and they need it back now, you know, and you have to jump in the booth. There's always time. There's always time to do something if I'm really honest with myself. But sometimes I take it for granted.  So what I love is, for example, a really, really simple one is some nice big, gentle kind of luxurious shoulder rolls and what I call a chewy hum. So you get a hum on the go that gets your lips nice and buzzy, but then you chew your lips roaring like you're eating something. So, again this is audio related, so I'll describe it as much as I can, but big shoulder rolls and then >. MARY: Like you're. NIC: And again with the hum, you're aiming to feel a really nice buzz at the front of the face, not > at the back, it really helps to kind of close your eyes and imagine you're eating something dead yummy. > I find if we're going to put an intention behind this, so you're. And then you can glide up and down your range. > It's a really good one. Oh, that felt really nice, actually. MARY: Yeah, that was great. NIC: So what you're getting there is you're releasing the shoulders, which is great for nervous tension, great for when you're on a microphone, because we often. The shoulders do a lot of our communicative talking for us as well. They're up, they're down, you know, so given the shoulders, release is really nice for the voice. The humming gets the lips released. It also encourages the voice forward a little bit, if we're thinking a bit like, sort of image based with resonance. And it also gets the airflow regulated. And, um, it gets the vocal folds vibrating and woken up as well.  And then, of course, when you glide light up and down, you're increasing the variety. You're showing your voice the high notes and the low notes that it can reach. Because a lot of the time with podcasting things, sometimes people feel they don't sound as vocally varied as they thought they did when they listen back. So, they listen back and they go, oh god, I sound really monotone or dull or. I thought I sounded more excited about that or something. So a very easy glide like that just shows your body the range that it's capable of, so it gives you more options. So that's one really good exercise.  And then I'm also a big fan of exercises that help you go straight into either, you know, practising your intro or practising a few questions. So there's an exercise again, grateful there's no video right now. But if you stick your tongue out on your lower lip like this was called, slug tongue. That's what it was called when it was taught to me, as in my book. I think if you want a picture, stick your tongue out on your lower lip and you're letting your mouth kind of relax down. If you imagine your best sort of Macaulay Culkin shocked face. MARY: Ah, yes. NIC: And that your tongue out and then you're going to speak through days of the week. Well, the first thing you can do is speak days of the week, months of the year and count one to ten with your tongue out like this. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, like that. But what you can do with that one is take the intro of your podcast and say it with that slug tongue hanging out. So you're like, hi, thank you so much for joining me, welcome to the Voice Coach Podcast. My name's Nic Redman and today we're going to be talking about warm ups. Then you can take your tongue in and go, Hi, thank you so much for joining me today. Welcome to the Voice Coach Podcast. My name is Nic Redman and today we're going to be talking about warm ups.  So you're taught you're sort of practicing your intro to get your vocal energy going. You're sticking your tongue out, which sort of makes it harder. So that kind of wakes up the energy of the voice a little bit. You know, it wakes up those other articulators because when you put your tongue back in and you speak, it's like, oh, my god, this is so easy now. So that's a really good one for practicing with your intro or your questions. And, this is the final one. I mean, you'll have to just stop me at some point, Mary, because I could go on forever. > Like, I literally wrote the book on this. MARY: Yes. NIC: If you put your finger, pointy finger, horizontally across your lips, as if you were doing a moustache mime, you know, in a sketch show,... MARY: Yes NIC: …but down, lower, in front, like between your lips, and then you're gonna go. > And then you're going to glide up and down your range. >  MARY: Yes. NIC: Really nice for loosening the lips, getting the breath going, getting the vocal folds and the range going. But you can also do that one with your intro. So. > Hi, thanks for joining me today, my name is Nic Redman and this is the Voice Coach Podcast >  And then you can go straight into it with a really big vocal energy. Because some of my podcast clients say by the end of it, I'm really warmed up, but the start always feels a bit low energy and I always end up going back to re-record my intro because I feel like it doesn't match. Do you know how relaxed I was at the end? So this is a really good one because the last thing you want to be doing as a podcast is having to re-record and edit stuff. I mean, who can be bothered? > So doing this, > oh thank you so much, > gets the energy going so you can go in with a bang. MARY: I love this. And also because when, when I do this work too, with people that they're, like, really stuck on this, I need to sound professional thing. And I'm like, warm ups is not about professional, it's about being fun. It is about going outside of your comfort zone. And so we need to act silly. This is a silly thing… NIC: Yeah.  MARY: …And I feel like a lot of podcasters don't realize that even when they are behind the mic, they don't have to put on that professional hat. You know, this isn't a broadcast radio, BBC, NPR, CBC-type show. This is something that is about you and your message and your voice.  And so when we connected over Instagram earlier this year, it was really about how as speakers, we're not able to control how someone reacts to our voice. So there's two parts of this, right? It's the, listeners has their own work to do to figure out what's bothering them, but also, you yourself as the speaker, you've got some work to do too. So, tell me more about this. Expand on it. NIC: Yeah. So one of the things that I come across most with podcast host clients who come to me for help, both independent and in corporate space, is this idea that they're constantly focused on how they sound.  MARY: Mhm.  NIC: You know, podcasting comes through the filter of the edit, the production, the sound effects, the intro, how it looks, how I'm presenting it, what is my logo, what is my image, what is my tile for, like for Spotify and everything. And the same happens with the voice. And people are like, how should I sound? What do I sound like? I need to sound professional, I need to sound engaging. And they come to me and they go, I think I sound to X or I don't think I sound Y enough. And that's the problem for me is this self monitoring and editing of the voice when you're using it, rather than focusing on that connection with the listener and going, doesn't matter how I sound, it matters how they feel. And it's about sort of changing that focus, you know, so we did connect about that whole, I cannot control how someone hears my voice.  Your audience may or may not be aware of the intricacies of Irish politics, right? But I'm a Northern Irish person of a particular religion, right? Technically, people may hear my voice and get really angry because I sound how I sound. Right? If they're from a particular part of Northern Ireland, for example. Now, I cannot do anything about that, in the same way that you might have a listener who has a teacher that they didn't like that sounded like you once. So in their head they carry this vocal baggage with them, this auditory baggage that they kind of listen through a lens with.  So I always say to people, listen, who cares? Because you literally have no idea who's listening to you and you cannot do anything about it. All you can do is be as yourself on the microphone as possible. Or as whoever you need to be on the microphone as possible. And your listeners will find you. And the ones who you annoy will not stick around. And they're not your people anyway. MARY: Yes, Exactly. NIC: Because when we're worrying too much about how we sign, we forget about what we're saying. And that's the point. And funny enough, this links to warm ups. Mary. Because the reason I think warm ups are important is, yes, it's about saving time in the edit and in the record. So, A, you save money, B, you save sanity and your relationship with your editor. > But also, if you warm up, then your voice is ready and you don't have to think about it. And you could focus more on the words. You can focus more on the impact that you're having and the connection you're trying to make with the listener.  So warming up is incredibly generous for your listener and also really good for your voice. Because you are saying, this is important to me. It's not about being professional. It's about caring about what you do and caring that the information that you're going to say is getting to the people in the way that it needs to, to make them feel in the way that you want them to. MARY: I love that tie back into the vocal warmups because that was one of my thoughts. And I'm sure, like, a lot of people too, is like, when you said, who cares? Because I say that too. I'm like, who cares what other people think? It's about how you want and want to feel in this moment. But them who cares? Is easier said than done. So tying it back into that vocal warmup piece is so key. So thank you so much for making that connection and for sharing that. NIC: Yeah. Because it's, warm ups help you get to know your voice and enjoy it. And you said fun. You said warm ups are about having fun. And I completely agree with that. And you know, if you've got a guest, do them with the guest, because you're darn right that guest is going to be nervous or excited. Like, do a few with them. Break the ice, record it, don't record it, doesn't matter. Sure, it's all content, let's be honest. But, like, it's really, really generous, important to do your warm up.  And I have to say, you're right, loving your voice and appreciating how you sound and not caring how other people think you sound is a big piece. And I don't say that lightly because I have done a lot of work with people on that. But remember that if you're. If you're making the step to do a podcast and put your voice out there, you clearly believe you have something to say that is bigger than your ego around your voice. MARY: Actually, this new client of mine said the exact same thing where she's like, this is the biggest fear I have is sharing my voice. Because she used to be a journalist, it was more about writing, and she, now that she's got her podcast out there, she's just like, oh, oh, I'm so embarrassed with my voice. So, what would you say to someone like that who's still embarrassed about their voice? NIC: I would say to them, remember what a privilege it is to have a voice, both literally and figuratively. I have worked with many people who have a big voice baggage for very legitimate reasons. You know, whether it's bosses, or family members, or social circles who have told them their voice is not valid or that they are not worthy of being heard. But we have to take responsibility for the fact that we have a voice in the first place.  So we have to step up to that fear and go, it's incredible that I have a platform, and it's incredible and a privilege that I have a voice to start with. So you just have to kind of give yourself a shake, do the silly warm ups, listen to yourself over, and over, and over again. And the more you listen, the more you'll get used to yourself and your sound and the more you'll hear the beauty in it.  And just remember how amazing is it the only thing we have in podcasting that is unique. The only thing. I'm sorry if you think your idea for podcasts is the most unique thing in the world… MARY: No. NIC: …It is not. It will have been done before. The only unique USP you have in podcasting is your voice. And that's the truth. MARY: Yeah, that's right. I say that a lot because your voice is like a thumbprint. Everyone's is unique. Like, I sound similar to my older sister, sure, but it is still me. The way I say something, the tone, the words I use, it is still you. And I love that you bring that to the table as well.  So you've been working in the podcasting space. You have your own show too. What have you seen that's changed or shifted at all in regards to voice in the podcasting scene? NIC: Thankfully, we're seeing a lot more diversity than we were.  MARY: Yeah. NIC: There's still a lot of work to be done with giving the underrepresented shows more space and more possibility to grow, I think. But there's definitely more diversity out there, which is really exciting. And luckily, a lot more women… MARY: Mhmm. NIC: …which is exciting. As someone who identifies very much as female, this is a really hard thing to be objective about. I say that slowly because I always get subjective and objective confused. And I have to really say it really slowly for my brain to. So, because I am such a podcast nerd, I obviously listen to loads of podcasts, but I also have my preferences. So, I feel like what I think is exciting in podcasting is probably because of the podcasts that I listen to. > MARY: That's right. NIC: But I just love that it's still an open forum. If you have a phone and access to the Internet, you can do a podcast in theory. So I just love the fact that it's still. I know there's a bit more, you know, chitter chatter about things becoming more commercial and it losing some of its grassroots charm, but the truth of it is, anybody can still do it, which is pretty cool. MARY: Yeah. Like you were saying, you have your own show, you have your own podcasting journey. And I've learned quite a lot from your over 80 episodes of your, the Voice Coach Podcast. They're great because they're. They're short and to the point. But what is your. What's been your biggest challenge of making the show for yourself? NIC: Oh, I mean, for me, it was starting as a weekly show and having to keep it up. So when I started that, the person who was producing, I had a team helping me with it. I was like, I'm going all in. And she was like, do weekly for a year and then see how you feel. So I did weekly for, yeah, a year, which was intense. MARY: Oh, yeah. NIC: I mean, even with somebody, you know, a decade's worth of experience and entire degrees in my subject, like, I, it was still like, okay, come on, I. Stay focused, stay strategized. Plan the next 10 episodes. Where are we going with this? What's happening? What's it linking to? What am I launching next? What are my people getting out of this? You know?  So it was keeping it focused and within, like, in line with the strategy and not just going, oh, god, I need an episode this week. I'll talk about hydration. Okay, so definitely keeping the consistency and the quality up, I think, was hard. And for me, when I first started, this was interesting, but I, and I think I reflected more on this when I wrote my book. When I first started the podcast, I think if I'm honest, I was doing it, it might, this is a bit weird, but I don't know if it's deep or whatever, but I felt like I was trying to prove things to my peers rather than serve my audience in a way. In the sense that I felt like I had to show all my academic research, all the links, all the facts, you know, make sure everyone knows I've got a master's degree in Vocal Pedagogy. I'm very well read, da da da. I'm very good. And I know this because of this book, and I know this because of this recent article. And I know this because of. I was like, my listeners don't care about that. They just want the fucking exercise, I feel like.  So as the show progresses towards, you know, the end of the year of weekly, I suddenly realise, obviously some of my peers listen and that's incredible and they're very complimentary about it. I love that. But it's for my clients. The podcast is for my clients. So I think keeping myself on track and remembering that I don't have to prove myself and my academic standing within this world was an interesting journey and I could just be myself and just do the work that I love doing for the people that I love doing it for was an interesting one.  And when I listened to the first one versus, you know, episode 80, whatever, I think you can really tell the difference in that, both my delivery and you know, at the start I was like, word for word scripting it and then reading it. I'm very good at reading something…  MARY: Right, exactly, yes. NIC: …as if I'm not reading something because that's being a voiceover,...  MARY: That's right. NIC: …so nobody could tell. But towards the end it was much more bullet points. > I wasn't scripting it anymore. So that was an interesting challenge. MARY: I love that mindset shift. I went through that too, where when I started the show and even my business in podcasting, because I worked in radio for 20 years, was downsized in 2018. And then I thought, maybe I'll try this podcasting thing. Is this a thing? And I went into it thinking, oh, I need to show that I have the experience. I know what I'm doing. I've, you know, I did this, I did that, and I didn't have the academics behind it.  And it feels like that societal hierarchy of if you have a university degree, you are better, you know, people will like you more or whatnot. And I didn't. I went to a two year radio program 20 years ago, like, that, that all gets into your head. And I did the same thing. I scripted a Lot. And sometimes I still do, depending on how busy I am and stuff. Because I am a voiceover artist, I can do that. But yeah, I think when you get to that point of, I'm serving my listeners for my clients, for my people. Yeah, they don't care. It's back to that. Who cares, part.  NIC: Yeah. And it's funny, you know, one of the things that people talk most about with my podcast is at the time I had a water bottle that was really squeaky when you took the lid off. And people still come up to me and go, and every time I listen to your podcast, when you take a drink, I take a drink, > you know, like, because I was like, you know, um, I can't be bothered editing this squeak. So every time I need to take a drink of water, I'm going to take a drink of water. We do it together. It's collective, you know, it's like a collective hydration experience. And people always come up to me and go, I've got a squeaky bottle. Or like, you know, it's like Pavlov's dog. Every time they hear a squeak noise, they have to take a drink. > So it's those imperfections that I think can also become the charm. MARY: Oh, I love that. Yeah. Because it's, it's an audio medium, so those squeaks work so well. So in that spirit and me still losing my voice, we're going to take a drink, everybody. NIC: Let's do it. Cheers. Or as we say in Ireland, sláinte.  > MARY: Yeah, so helpful. So, so helpful. I, I cannot wait for your show to come back because you're right, I do want just the little tips and the little tricks. So what, what are your podcasting plans? NIC: Oh, god, I have been mulling it over for far too long. I'm still mulling. I'm trying to decide whether I want to start a brand new show or whether I want to start, you know, do a limited series under the same banner as the Voice Coach Podcast. I'm not sure. I need to talk to some friends, some podcast friends and see what they think is the best thing to do. > But I have an idea because I'm working a lot more in corporate at the moment. MARY: Mhm. NIC: So, helping the people who host corporate podcasts to, um, be their best selves on the microphone and show up vocally as the experts and thought leaders that they want to be within their industry. So that's a really empowering, exciting side of the business that I'm moving into. So I'm wondering whether it might be themed or in that I'm not sure. MARY: Yes. NIC: Still mulling it over. Yeah. MARY: It's always going to be like what we were saying, who your listener is. What is that person wanting? Yeah. NIC: Yeah. Maybe they just want more tips. Mary, Mary, this is good market research for me. > Just need to get off my arse and onto the microphone and get the voice coach podcast going again. MARY: Well, like you said, you wrote the book on it, so you can talk about this endlessly. And I'm sure that it will be so, uh, valuable because I know the podcast as it is right now, now, it has been so valuable for me, so. NIC: Oh, thank you. That's so good to know. MARY: Yeah. Nic thank you so much for your time and your unofficial medical glasses off diagnosis with my voice. > NIC: Yes. Please see a medical professional and, uh, if not responsible for any pathologies, that maybe. There's my disclaimer. MARY: Exactly. NIC: Do seek professional help. MARY: Yes. NIC: If your voice changes for more than two weeks. > MARY: This has been so lovely. Thank you so much. NIC: Thank you. MARY: Oh, weren't those tips great? Yeah, the slug tongue she mentioned earlier, > like, those tongue twisters get easier after the slug tongue. > It's a great one to go hand in hand with the lion's roar that I tend to do. I do the trills and the lion's roar. And this is how you do a lion's roar. It has to do with the tongue and all the muscles in your mouth and your jaw. And so you stick the tip of your tongue behind the bottom front teeth. Okay, so the tip of the tongue is at the bottom of your front teeth. You're going to try and stick your tongue out as far as you can and open up your mouth wide like a lion. But that tip of your tongue is still stuck to the back of your lower teeth. Okay. And then you're just going to exhale with a wide mouth and you go. > You're going to make like a lion's roar face, like my eyes, close, my cheeks, wrinkle all of it. Because you're really stretching out the back of your throat as well when you do that. And I find it goes really hand in hand with that slug tongue.  Because then you're also working your tongue or trying to relax your tongue, and then the trills is trying to relax your lips. > That is a tough one. But if you can relax your lips, that's what that does.  So many great tips from Nic. And I'll be sure to also link her book in the show notes because she says it's got some good pictures if you're a visual aspect person so you can go that way and read her book and look at her pictures. But also in the show notes, I will link to her podcast because like I said, I do listen to her show. She's got some great short episodes with vocal tricks and tips. So get more vocal warm ups through Nic and her podcast. You'll love it.  All right, and also just a quick reminder, if you are still listening to this episode before November 1st, or at least the end of the day on November 1st, I still have my giveaway going for a ticket for you to join me at the Podcasting For Business Conference that's happening November 13th through 15th. But on the 14th, right in the middle of it, I'll be on a panel all about using your voice. It's called Your Voice, Using It, Shaping It And Protecting It. And I would love for you to join me at that conference. I'm giving away a free ticket to it. And this is how you enter.  What you need to do between now when this episode is published to, uh, the end of the day on November 1st, all you need to do is leave me a voice note from my website because I want you to share your voice. So go to VisibleVoicePodcast.com There's a purple button there that says send voice mail. Click on that and I want you to leave a 90 second voice note from your device. Quickly state your name, where you're calling from, Hello, Mary Chan, long time listener, first time caller. And two, say and complete the following sentence stems, The first time someone said something about my voice, it made me feel, dot, dot, dot, and then end with today, what I love about my voice is, dot, dot, dot. Okay? I say leave a 90 second voice note, but if it cuts you off, feel free to continue on the next one. It's fine, it's fine because I just want you to share your voice. I would love to hear what someone said to you the first time. You were like, oh, my voice. Okay, maybe I won't do that anymore. It's happened to a lot of people, so I just want to hear it. And I would love to hear how you transitioned, through that to today.  And then I will draw from all the entries for that free ticket to the podcasting for business conference. Again, it's happening on November 13th through 15th, and it is hosted by Megan Dougherty of One Stone Creative. She was a guest on this podcast. So if you haven't listened to that one yet, that one's just fun because she talks all about research and reports, it's episode number 70. Make sure you get on that because, ooh, actually the 2024 report because I interviewed her, for that episode last year, 2023. But the new 2024 report is coming out this same week. If you are listening to when this podcast first came out at the end of October. So, lots of podcasting reports and information that I'm gonna be delving into. So if you're not into the stats and all that stuff, don't worry, leave it with me. > So, yeah, good luck with winning those tickets with me. Just send me your voice note from my website, VisibleVoicePodcast.com.  On the next episode. I want to explore what it means to do less. There's so much overwhelm in the world these days. We're really, really busy in the world of podcasting in your own work, and then there's also your personal life and everything in between. And I've noticed when just talking to podcasters, to other people, just within my networking, creating a business and my friends and family, there is a lot happening and we are all trying to streamline and just do less. What does it mean if we did less and this specifically for a podcast? How do you do less around your show, yet still create episodes that you love? We're going to explore this, the next time, so join me then.  > > >

Hey friends!  Do you sometimes feel like you're your own biggest obstacle?  In this week's episode of the Impact Through Voice podcast, I explore how entrepreneurs often hinder their own success. From fearing judgment and worrying about competition to battling perfectionism and lacking a solid client strategy, I'll reveal five critical mistakes we all need to overcome.  I dive into investing in yourself to amplify your voice and impact, and how to break down these barriers to start using your authentic voice. I'll also share insights on how consistently putting yourself out there strengthens your voice and presence, helping you to become more visible and make a significant impact. Tune in to learn how to stop standing in your own way and start making a positive impact with your unique message. If you enjoy the episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it on social media for a special thank you and more exclusive content!   01:09 Overcoming Self-Imposed Obstacles 02:01 Worrying About the Competition 03:25 Fear of Others' Opinions 04:46 The Perfectionism Trap 06:14 The No Strategy Strategy 07:29 Automating Your Business 08:02 Investing in Yourself 09:56 The Power of Your Voice Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/43 Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast  

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Hey friends. Do you ever find yourself rushing through life, acting on impulse without thinking of the consequences? In today's shorty episode, I share a personal story about how a moment of spontaneity led to a scare with my daughter, reminding us all of the importance of being intentional. We'll discuss how taking a split second to think before we act or speak can greatly impact our relationships, work, and personal growth.  Tune in to learn how to integrate intention into every aspect of your life, and discover how this small change can help you avoid unnecessary hurt and setbacks. 01:24 Today's Topic: The Power of Intention 01:48 A Painful Lesson: The Pool Incident 05:38 Applying Intention in Life 07:46 Final Thoughts and Takeaways   Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/42 Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast    

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Shirlee dives deep into the power of voice with special guest Susan Murphy, a seasoned broadcast voice coach with over 40 years of experience in TV and radio. Susan has worked with a wide range of professionals, from journalists to CEOs, helping them harness the full potential of their voice to communicate more effectively. Whether you're a business owner, a thought leader, or simply someone looking to improve your communication skills, this episode is packed with invaluable advice to help you unlock your authentic voice.Keywordsvoice coaching, authentic voice, improve communication skills, confident communication, breath control for speaking, storytelling techniques, effective presentation skills, vocal impact, engage your audience, public speaking tipsTakeaways•Master Your Authentic Voice: Discover why finding your natural pitch is key to keeping people engaged and how it helps you connect on a deeper level.•Eliminate Filler Words: Learn practical strategies for reducing “um” and “uh” in your speech with simple adjustments like intentional pauses.•Breathe for Impact: Find out how breath control and proper use of pauses can make your voice sound more powerful and authoritative.•Adapt Your Voice for Any Medium: Whether on stage or on social media, your voice matters. Learn how to adjust your style to connect with different audiences.LinksSusan Murphy's websiteConnect with Susan on LinkedInConnect with Shirlee ⁠Download the prompts to create your perfect elevator pitch Watch on YouTube⁠ ⁠Follow on Instagram⁠ ⁠Follow/Connect on LinkedIn⁠ Attend Shirlee's next free training - DM the word VISIBLE on ⁠Instagram!⁠

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Get Your Free Funnel Blueprint Here Hey friends, today we're diving into a hot topic that can make or break your business success: Do you need a website or a funnel to get started and get clients?  I'm Lisa Hugo, and in this week's episode of the Impact Through Voice podcast, I'll guide you through the essentials of why having a funnel is more crucial than a website for attracting and converting clients.  We'll discuss the different stages of a funnel, types of funnels, key marketing terms, and how you can create and optimize your very first funnel. Plus, I'm sharing a free guide to help you get started. Whether you're a coach, consultant, or expert, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you build a life and business you love! 01:08 The Big Question: Website or Funnel? 03:18 Understanding Funnels: Basics and Importance 06:03 Stages of a Funnel: From Top to Bottom 09:58 Types of Funnels: QR, BR, Webinar, and More 12:52 Key Marketing Terms Explained 16:13 Step-by-Step Guide to Crafting Your First Funnel 25:01 Real-Life Success Stories 26:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts 28:45 Call to Action: Subscribe and Engage Visit our podcast page and subscribe so you don't miss any future episodes www.lisahugo.com/podcast   Full shownotes can be found here: www.lisahugo.com/40 Join Expert Launch Program Webinars That Wow: Turn Your Passion into Profit and Impact Listen to more Impact Through Voice podcast episodes Schedule a call with our team to talk about developing your voice in your personal brand. Find your voice - Apply to work with Lisa Lisa Hugo on Instagram Connect with Lisa on LinkedIn Subscribe Lisa Hugo Academy on YouTube (@lisahugoofficial)    

Felicia or Flix Love is a good friend that has helped me alot on my journey, and she is a Intuitive Healer, Channel, Voice Coach, Singer/Songwriter, and Spiritual Seeker. She describes herself as : “...the cleaning lady and CEO of my Universe, with Passion, Devotion and Vision. The open door to inspirational flow of life's mysteries and discoveries.”@feliciadewilt on youtube.Her website is:https://www.feliciadewilt.nl/❤ -  support the podcast https://paypal.me/typicalskepticmedia -  cashapp $kalil1121 venmo @robert-kalil  -  or buy me a coffee at https://buymeacoffee.com/typicalskeptic☮☯Join Typical Skeptic Podcast Telegram Group:https://t.me/typical_skeptic_podcast☮☯☮☯You want the best merch in the podcast game? Click this link and scroll through all the typical skeptic podcast merch and Support the Podcast, and represent in style! https://my-d53dc3.creator-spring.com/ Use code Summer2024 for 10 percent off ☮☯https://youtube.com/c/typicalskeptichttps://www.spreaker.com/show/typical-skeptic-podcast_https://www.rumble.com/typicalskeptichttps://www.rokfin.com/typicalskepticJoin the patreon to support for a small amount or on a long tehttps://patreon.com/typicalskepticSocial Mediafacebook.com/robert.kalil.7instagam.com/kalilroberttwitter.com/robertkalil1121Affiliates-- Nano Silver Toothpaste, Reverse Osmosis Water and more  From Fresh Mouth Club http://www.freshmouthclub.com/778753 Use Code UFO for discount at checkout

We all know that the company we keep can have a huge impact on our mindset, habits, and overall trajectory in life. But how do you go about intentionally curating an inner circle that will challenge you to level up? I break down the key types of people you need in your corner, from mentors and connectors to champions and even healthy rivals.     Tune in to learn my top tips for attracting high-caliber individuals into your orbit and leveraging those relationships to achieve your biggest goals as a performer. Whether you're a performer, an artist, an influencer, or you're simply looking to up your game in any area of life, this episode will give you a roadmap for building an entourage of excellence.     Get full show notes, transcript, and more info here: https://www.amyadamscoaching.com/30

Curious about what goes on in the mind of a performer after they publicly fail and fall flat on their face, literally or figuratively? I'm sure you're at least aware of Ingrid Andress's recent unpopular rendition of the US national anthem. It was one of those what in the actual crap is happening moments, but what do you do as a performer after you've been at the center of something like this?     As a performer, you make a commitment every time you work on a project. There's always a chance you might fall short of what's expected, so tune in this week to discover how to recover from a setback like this. I discuss how to take responsibility for what went wrong, and I give you my tips for transitioning to the next phase of your career after cleaning up your mess.     Get full show notes, transcript, and more info here: https://www.amyadamscoaching.com/29

susanmurphyvosot.com Unleash Confidence and Authority Using your Voice can be Lifechanging. Your Bolder, Beautiful Voice is where confidence blooms. Meet Susan Murphy, the ultimate broadcasting queen with 40+ years of epic on-air and production experience! From being one of the first radio traffic reporters in the nation to shining as a TV news reporter, “weather girl,” and even creating NY's first traffic reporting service, Susan has done it all. She's also rocked as a radio talk show host, producer, news director, and broadcast voice coach.

In today's episode, we explore overcoming self-doubt and past traumas to find inner peace, featuring host Shannan Mondor and guest Aideen Ni Riada. Aideen shares how she conquered limiting beliefs through NLP and spiritual practices, highlighting the importance of self-love and acceptance. They also discuss the impact of language on identity, the importance of positive language and supportive relationships in building resilience. They also share their experiences seeking alternative approaches to personal growth beyond traditional therapy, particularly mantra meditation.Gift: Book a Free Call: https://bit.ly/FreeConsultationWithAideenPS Access a GIFT of a 20 minutes audio 'New YOU' meditation. This guided meditation will help you to clarify your next steps and give you confidence to take them. Please CLICK here and use the code GIFT at the checkout to get this meditation for free. https://www.confidenceinsinging.com/product/new-you-meditation/I would love to know what happens for you when you listen to it. For best results listen to it 3 times within one week - don't fall asleep! Listen to it and write down your insights afterwards. About Aideen Ni Riada:Aideen Ni Riada is an Intuitive Mentor and Voice Coach who helps creatives and professionals uncover the power of their unique voice, so they feel safe to speak from the heart. Her focus is on helping individuals dissolve the blocks to self-love and build trust in their own ‘value' so they can move forward with clarity and confidently connect with the people who truly need them.With a background in Psychology from University College Dublin and fuelled by a passion for investigation and a hunger for knowledge, Aideen's teaching and mentoring style helps students overcome self-limiting beliefs. She blends her experience and knowledge of psychology, spirituality, and voice training to help her clients to find their voice.Aideen's journey began with a desire to be a singer and on that path she transformed her own self-doubt into self-confidence which paved the way for her holistic coaching approach. After many enriching years in business as a voice coach for singers, now her focus has shifted to voice in its broader sense and nurturing leadership skills. Featured on RTE's Nationwide, Beat 102 103, and South East Radio, Aideen's work has been acknowledged in Ireland's Own and the health supplement of the Irish Independent. Beyond coaching, Aideen creates and performs original music as a solo artist and in the band Cosmic DNA. Links:Website: https://www.aideenniriada.comThe Resonate Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1786550/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aideenniriada/Book a Free Call: https://bit.ly/FreeConsultationWithAideenFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/resonatewithaideenFacebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/secretsingerswithaideen/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/resonatewithaideen/YouTube:

“I define speak-up culture as an environment in which members of a team feel that it is both psychologically safe and worth it to raise ideas, as long as it's to make things better.”   This is a special episode only available to our podcast subscribers, which we call The Mini Chief. These are short, sharp highlights from our fabulous CEO guests, where you get a 5 to 10 minute snapshot from their full episode. This Mini Chief episode features Stephen Shedletzky, author of Speak-Up Culture: When Leaders Truly Listen, People Step Up. His full episode is titled How to foster a speak-up culture where people feel safe, trusted and worthy. You can find the full audio and show notes here:

Have you been wishing you had the confidence to live your dreams? Maybe you don't know where to start, and you need some expert guidance to point you in the right direction? If this sounds like a familiar story, it's time to talk about the Confidence Campaign!     Tune in this week to discover how to transform your confidence as a performer. I discuss how to change the way you receive positive and negative feedback as a performer, you'll learn about the impact of coaching as a method of growing your confidence, and I share exactly how you can get started!     Get full show notes, transcript, and more info here: https://www.amyadamscoaching.com/28

This week, I'm joined by my man, Ted King, who also happens to be one of my favorite public speakers. He has a voice that just grabs you and keeps you engaged, and that's why we're here together to share some public speaking tips, tools, and techniques that stand out to us and that we love thinking about when we're presenting to an audience.      Join us on this episode as Ted shares his insights on what makes a great public speaker. We're exploring how your voice works as a mechanism, the importance of being aware of how you sound when you're presenting, how to stay connected to your audience, and our favorite tips for setting yourself up for success as a public speaker.     Get full show notes, transcript, and more info here: https://www.amyadamscoaching.com/27

“Know that if you are a leader, you have an impact on the health and wellbeing of the people around you. That's why leadership is either a life-depleting or life-feeding line of work.”   In this episode of The Inner Chief podcast, I speak to Stephen “Shed” Shedletzky, Author and Speaker Coach, on how to foster a speak-up culture where people feel safe, trusted and worthy.

Georgia Aussenac moved to Paris as a young classical singer, to be with the Frenchman she swore she wouldn't fall in love with on a high school exchange in the South of France, followed by a university exchange at the Sorbonne. Now a Voice Coach specialised in fostering confidence, joy and fun for adults looking to make singing a part of their lives, Georgia also coaches English-speaking singers and voice teachers on French diction. With a particular passion for everything vocal health, Georgia offers Vocal SOS coaching to anyone who uses their speaking voice professionally and is struggling to keep up with the demands of their job. A proud New Zealander, Georgia is also President of the France New Zealand Association, building strong relationships between French and New Zealanders through social, cultural and educational events. She occasionally performs for her own joy at friends' weddings and church events, and in her spare time you'll find her sewing, decorating and making up new art projects for her toddler.You can find her here:https://instagram.com/glvoicefr (@glvoicefr)https://glvoice.frhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/georgiaaussenac/Support the Show.

What do you need at the current stage in your journey? What is the difference between a voice coach, a singing teacher, a mentor, an Artist Development Coach? I've passed through several of these roles as my career progressed and today I'm talking about what I consider to be the differences, and what may be best for your current situation. Having worked with coaches, singing teachers and mentors, there is a big difference on how they have impacted my technical skills as well as my teaching abilities. I hope this episode is of value to you! Please join me for my free workshop June 24th 2024. Here's the link to sign up!

From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2021. Our interviews on Entrepreneurs On Fire are meant to be evergreen, and we do our best to confirm that all offers and URL's in these archive episodes are still relevant. Roger is recognized as America's number 1 Voice Coach. His clients include Tony Robbins, Tyra Banks, John Mayer, Selena Gomez, Reese Witherspoon, Jeff Bridges, Bradley Cooper and more. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. True happiness, joy, purpose, and love happen during the journey toward success. Focus on the trip and enjoy every moment of that journey. 2. As an entrepreneur, you should add the correct sounds and emotions to your voice to move people in emotional ways that will get you to achieve at every conversation you have. 3. Speaking is a physical connection; sound must come out of your mouth and vibrate the body of the person you are speaking with. Claim your 50 dollar Gift Certificate! Harness the Power of Your Voice to Achieve Your Most Ambitious Goals - Roger's Website Sponsors HubSpot Stop spending more time managing tools than connecting with prospects and customers. HubSpot's customer platform is a smoother, more effective way to grow! Visit HubSpot.com to learn more Thought-Leader Ever thought about giving a TEDx talk. Visit Thought-Leader.com/fire to join a free training and learn how to land a TEDx Talk and spread your message to millions Ethos Get term life insurance through Ethos today to help protect your family's finances. Get up to 2 million dollars in coverage in just 10 minutes at EthosLife.com/fire. Thanks to Ethos for sponsoring us

From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2021. Our interviews on Entrepreneurs On Fire are meant to be evergreen, and we do our best to confirm that all offers and URL's in these archive episodes are still relevant. Roger is recognized as America's number 1 Voice Coach. His clients include Tony Robbins, Tyra Banks, John Mayer, Selena Gomez, Reese Witherspoon, Jeff Bridges, Bradley Cooper and more. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. True happiness, joy, purpose, and love happen during the journey toward success. Focus on the trip and enjoy every moment of that journey. 2. As an entrepreneur, you should add the correct sounds and emotions to your voice to move people in emotional ways that will get you to achieve at every conversation you have. 3. Speaking is a physical connection; sound must come out of your mouth and vibrate the body of the person you are speaking with. Claim your 50 dollar Gift Certificate! Harness the Power of Your Voice to Achieve Your Most Ambitious Goals - Roger's Website Sponsors HubSpot Stop spending more time managing tools than connecting with prospects and customers. HubSpot's customer platform is a smoother, more effective way to grow! Visit HubSpot.com to learn more Thought-Leader Ever thought about giving a TEDx talk. Visit Thought-Leader.com/fire to join a free training and learn how to land a TEDx Talk and spread your message to millions Ethos Get term life insurance through Ethos today to help protect your family's finances. Get up to 2 million dollars in coverage in just 10 minutes at EthosLife.com/fire. Thanks to Ethos for sponsoring us

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