Who Is in Control at the Lectern – You Or Your Nervousness?
Watch as Nancy describes the best means of controlling nervousness in any form of public speaking.
Webinars, Video, and Covid-19 Are a Great Reason for Voice Training
When you think of voice training, your first thought may be that it is something for actors or politicians. Presently voice training is something more and more people are becoming aware of because of YouTube, webinars, and the marketing of themselves by means of video. […]
Is Your Childlike Voice Holding You Back?
I’ve had several inquiries recently from women who tell me they sound too young. This is a common problem for a lot of women. What is fascinating about the young-sounding or even childlike voice, is that the ‘cure’ is simple. Learn how to breathe with […]
Voices That Crack, Quiver & Quake
Are you plagued by a voice that cracks, quivers or just isn’t there when you need it? Often occurring at the most inopportune times, all three problems are usually caused by stress on the vocal folds (cords). Because your vocal folds are an organ, it […]
What the 20-Year-Old Male Knows That You Probably Don’t!
In a field which is practically unheard of except in Hollywood and New York City, it was eye-opening to discover that single young men, between the ages of 18 and 31, are talking about voice improvement on the internet. Many have discovered that a dynamic […]
When the Pause Becomes Sing-Song in Public Speaking
For all my talk, my articles, and the advice I give about the wonderful, marvelous pause in public speaking, a difficulty for some is that it can become rhythmic, taking on a sing-song effect. The one thing you never want from the pause is for […]
Ladies, Are Your Neck and Shoulders Sore by the End of the Day?
As a voice coach, I have found that 95% of my female clientele experience soreness in their neck and shoulder regions by the end of the day. Many women complain of a sore jaw as well. Having worked with thousands of people, it is interesting […]