Category: Business Communication

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Don’t Let Them Change the Channel

As a speaker and/or leader, your speaking voice is essential. But is your audience listening one moment, and then, click, they aren’t? Are they changing the

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Choice of Words

When it comes to giving feedback, I’ve noticed an interesting thing… Words!  We may know what we intend to say, and we may know what we

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Thankful for Voice Ignited

Thankful for Voice Ignited Voice is both figurative and literal: a combination that is powerful and profound. I witnessed a typical hotel ballroom last weekend, near

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Bad Breath – Bad for Business

Ok, perhaps that should be poor breath use is bad for business. Breath powers our voices that we use for our business communication. Poor breath use

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Voice Tip: Symptoms of Vocal Stress

Some habits can point to possible vocal stress. For example, the “chin lift” and the “elbow-arm pump” can indicate lack of supportive breath for effective and

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3 Tips: When Being Heard Yet Not Seen

Webinars and teleconferences are on the rise. They are more and more an essential part of many businesses’ meeting and training solutions and rely heavily on

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Alignment and Authenticity

The Head Thrust- aligning head and shoulders – aligning breath and voice – aligning emotion and intention. Alignment affects our voice physically and emotionally. When our