September 8, 2010 – 7:36 pm
Our stories are deeply ingrained and got created to serve a purpose. If I tell everyone I’m shy, then I won’t be asked to speak in public and I won’t have to risk failure and humiliation that might accompany that experience.
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It works the same way for your voice. A good vocal warm up will gently loosen your muscles, rouse your voice, and move you from a quiet, grouchy, introverted, or the-cat’s-go- your- tongue mode to something more freeing. Let’s call this “yoga for your voice.”
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Also tagged Acting, breathing, broadcasting, chanting, free the voice, intention, mouth exercises, on air voice, sigh, Speaking Tips, swallow, Tags speech, Teaching, vocal stretch, vocal warm-ups, voice, voice exercises, voice yoga, yawn, yoga
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November 24, 2009 – 6:00 am
“Being natural occurs when we let go of our assumptions of how it should be, how it could be, and how it ought to be, and just allow it to be like it is, as a prelude to interacting with others.” Angeles Arrien, from “Reflections” These words came back to me the other day [...]
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