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Your Voice: The Sole Matter In Speaking

By: Nancy Daniels | 2010-05-12 | Public Speaking
If you want to improve your skills of presenting, the only matter is your voice. How many times have you considered who you are from your speaking voice? Have you had a recording of yourself? I want to tell about really listened in order that other people can realize your voice. read more

What Stress Does to the Speaking Voice

By: Nancy Daniels | 2010-10-27 | Stress Management
If you are plagued by a great deal of stress on a daily basis, do you know what it is doing to your speaking voice? You are probably aware that it is affecting your sleep, your diet, your mental health, your physical health and your overall well-being. But what do you think it is doing to your voice? Possibly you notice a strangled sound or tightness in your jaw that becomes more apparent as the day wears on. read more

Deep Voice Training - Best Methods To Deepen Your Speaking Voice

By: Sean Harrod | 2011-01-12 | Self Improvement
Your voice is one of the most important tools you have. There is no doubt that people you talk to for the first time, usually use your voice tone to build the first impression about you. How does your voice actually sounds? Well if your voice dose not sounds as good as you might want it to, then there are some few deep voice training tips and tricks you can use to transform it and make it more appealing when you talk. read more

Independent Women's Voice Speaks Out Against Obamacare

By: Dominic Lin | 2011-01-20 | Article Marketing
It is now time for the Senate to take action, hear the public outcry, and work to repeal Obamacare, or at very least do away with costly provisions that fund the measure. read more

How Hot Is Your Speaking Voice?

By: Nancy Daniels | 2010-12-12 | Sexuality
Before you make a decision about how hot or how sexy you think your voice is, go record yourself and listen to the playback. That is the sound you should analyze. It is important to understand that the sound you hear in your head is not how everyone else recognizes you. How you think you sound and how you really sound are two different voices. In that sense, it is like comparing apples to oranges. They may both be fruits and they may both be round but that is where the similarities end. read more

Your Speaking Voice & 'What Lies Beneath'

By: Nancy Daniels | 2010-12-28 | Public Speaking
You have a much more dynamic voice inside of you. You have a voice that is probably deeper in pitch than your habitual voice. You have a voice that is rich, warm and resonant. How can I say these things and be confident in my analysis of your voice without ever having heard you? read more

Writing and Speaking in a Distinctive Voice

By: Mike Consol | 2011-07-15 | Writing & Speaking
Speaking in a distinctive voice has little to do with using big or complex words (though I must admit Im often amazed by how otherwise educated people have developed such a limited a vocabulary). read more

Speaking Voice Training - Training The Speaking Voice To Make It Sound Deep And Sexy

By: Watson Fru N | 2010-03-26 | Public Speaking
Do notice any problem in your voice when you speak? Do you like the way your voice sounds when you do a recoding? If not, then you are like the thousands of other people who are not stratified with their voice, and need take a "Speaking Voice Training". Speaking voice training! What is this all about? Well, as you may already know, the society we live in today, encourages people to judge you taking into account so many different factors. Your age, your skin tone, you dialect, acne, height are s read more

Voice Disorder

By: jhon | 2011-03-29 | Health & Fitness
Voice disorders are more common than a lot of people think. Information from the American NIDCD (National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders) suggests that around 7.5 million Amer... read more

The 3 Step Approach for a Deeper Speaking Voice

By: Nancy Daniels | 2011-05-06 | Sexuality
While there are various methods and suggestions as to how to make your voice deeper in pitch, the difference between those approaches and the one that is correct lies in the word make. As soon as you make your voice do something it shouldn't, you are forcing it. When you force your voice into an unnatural, lower pitch, you begin the process of damage to your vocal folds (cords) and throat, also known as vocal abuse. read more

The Damage Hillary Clinton Has Done - To Her Speaking Voice

By: Nancy Daniels | 2010-04-02 | Public Speaking
During her run for President, Hillary Clinton spent more than a year and a half campaigning daily which resulted in permanent damage to her speaking voice. The stress she placed on her vocal folds (cords) has changed not only the quality of her voice but has left her unable to increase her volume well (which some might consider a blessing). Today, Hillary's voice sounds hoarse. read more

The Quiet Voice Speaks Loudly - When You Listen

By: Kathleen Gage | 2010-04-03 | Spirituality
Have you ever wondered how important that little voice inside is? The one that seems to give great guidance and insights... when we listen. read more

How Would You Describe the Quality of Your Speaking Voice?

By: Nancy Daniels | 2011-04-01 | Public Speaking
Whiny – high in pitch - nasal - hoarse - throaty - gravelly - scratchy - whispery - soft - loud - shrill - strident - thick - thin - childlike - old - muddy - chirpy – sharp - raspy - tight - wispy - wimpy – shaky – heavy accent. If you had to choose, which word describes your voice? read more

The women who speak, let their voices be heard!

By: nadia cherubin | 2010-09-15 | TV
Up and coming television shows airing on QPT. read more

The Un-Voiced Benefits of Voice Improvement

By: Nancy Daniels | 2010-03-31 | Public Speaking
When I first started my business, my primary goal was to teach others how to improve the sound of their speaking voice and also to teach public speaking skills. What I learned in those early years was that my techniques for voice training were resulting in a host of benefits that had nothing to do with the voice or presentation skills. read more