“We don’t simply drop a rock in the water and it sinks to the bottom. Rather, it creates concentric rings across the surface of the pond, touching everything it comes in contact with.” I was having a video chat with a student the other day, whom I hadn’t spoken with in several months. With tears…
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Being The Hero In Your OWN Journey At this writing, I am preparing to launch the 55th year of Vocal Awareness. One principle that has remained constant throughout the decades is: The Journey Is Never Outward, Rather, Always And Only Inward Toward Discovery Of The Deeper Self.Just before Christmas, we lost one of the more…
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If you haven’t read Arthur’s feature in INC Magazine yet, now is your chance. It’s called 3 Things You Can Do Right Now To Improve Your Voice Confidence and it’s written by modern day Renaissance Woman Jackelyn Ho. The article discusses how you can be “your most authentic self in all parts of life.” She…
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The Hall of Fame Speech of The Year You may have heard about a rousing speech performed by Vocal Awareness student and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee LaDainian Tomlinson at the induction ceremony. The media praised it as the speech of the night, and one of the greatest Hall of Fame speeches of all time.…
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We all want to sound smart and articulate, whether we’re speaking in front of a group or writing an email. Articulate people come across as confident, competent, and influential
There are a few key things you can do to make sure you’re communicating effectively at work:
1. Be clear and concise in your communication
When choosing a public speaking class, it is important to consider what you want to get out of the class, the instructor’s qualifications and experience, class size, and the format of the class.
If you’re looking to improve your public speaking skills, there are a few key things you can do. First, you need to be clear and concise when you’re speaking
If you’re looking to improve your public speaking skills, consider working with a coach who possesses these qualities: the ability to give clear, concise instructions; the ability to offer constructive feedback; and plenty of patience. With the right guidance, you can become a confident and effective public speaker in no time
There are a few key things to look for when choosing communication classes. First, you should consider whether the class is focused on oral or written communication
Most of our waking hours are spent communicating with others. We share information at work, discuss problems with friends, or exchange pleasantries with strangers
Giving a presentation or speech can be nerve-wracking, especially if you’re not used to public speaking. However, there are some things you can do to help you feel more confident and prepared
