Hi ,

Do you run out of steam when you speak at meetings and social gatherings?

Are you using your vocal instrument correctly when you speak?

Here are 3 reasons why strengthening your vocal instrument matters:

Your vocal personality:

When we speak, we share important vocal social cues about our personality.

People can perceive us as friendly, interesting, and trustworthy just based on the sound of our voice.

Does your voice actually match your personality?

• If you speak too softly, you may be perceived as weak.
• If you mumble, people may not trust what you are saying.
• If you are nervous when you speak, people may think you don't know what you're talking about.

When you gain vocal awareness, you'll be able to feel more authentic when you speak. Learn vocal exercises and speech strategies to help you share your TRUE personality.

Your vocal health:

We speak constantly in meetings and social gatherings and we need to learn how to pace our vocal instrument.

We also need to use enough breath support and good posture to avoid vocal injury.

Practice healthy vocal habits and know when to rest and recharge your voice.

When we learn how fully support our voice with proper technique and helpful strategies, we can maintain a healthy voice for our entire life.

You can watch my tutorial video about how to protect your voice on zoom here

Your vocal power:

Do you have a great idea at a meeting but you are afraid to speak up?

Do you get interrupted and talked over a lot?

You may need to increase your vocal power.

Strengthen your voice through conditioning so you can speak up and be heard. You'll learn how your breath support, vocal resonance, and direct communication skills can sharpen your voice.

You already have all of the tools you need to speak up and be heard!

You just need to know how to sharpen these tools with vocal conditioning and awareness.

Ready to strengthen your voice with me?

You can join my live training course that starts SOON on 2/16 HERE

(Pssst, the early bird sign-up ends this Thursday, 2/9!)

Stay Calm & Speak On,

Voice Coach Jessica Neighbor

P.S. Have a question for me about your voice?

Press reply, ask away, and I'll personally get back to you :)