Why Change Your Voice? The Long-Term Impact of  Speech, Voice and Communication Training If you’re happy with how you speak, don’t change it. But if

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What Is Vocal Presence?  and What has a feedback loop got to do with it? I’m fascinated by people who have a magnetism, natural charisma,

The “Tentative” Language of Women Weakness? Strength? Strategy? If you’re a woman, you’ve probably gotten the advice to avoid “weak language,” those disclaimers (I might

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5 Most Common Mistakes My Clients Make (or have made) While Communicating in Business Here are some of the most common, or most consequential, mistakes