Vocal fry, characterized by a low, creaky voice, can detract your listeners or viewers from understanding your message. We’ve helped performers, speakers, and corporate leaders overcome this problem successfully. Discover…
Monotone speaking can quickly turn an engaging topic into a dull, sleep-inducing monologue, causing your audience to lose interest and tune out. As seasoned public speaking coaches, we reveal the…
Many public speakers have a hard time trying to infuse humor into their speech. This is either because they’re worried about offending the audience, being laughed at, or not knowing…
As vocal coaches, we’ve seen plenty of people struggle with maintaining clear diction and a controlled pace. Speaking too quickly or mumbling is a common problem for public speakers, which…
As vocal coaches, we often suggest voice inflection exercises to our clients, as these are absolutely necessary for public speakers. Many struggle to add the right modulation and expressiveness to…
As vocal coaches, we’ve seen many public speakers struggle to hold the attention of a room. There are multiple reasons for this shortcoming, including lack of confidence and stage fright….
One thing all public speakers must know how to do masterfully is using pauses while speaking. As vocal coaches, we cannot emphasize enough on the importance of pauses in speech….
Learning how to introduce yourself when public speaking can be difficult, yet it’s necessary for getting your audience’s attention from the get-go. Without knowing who you are, your audience may…
In our experience as vocal coaches, we’ve seen the difference enunciation exercises can make in refining one’s speech clarity. Mumbling, slurring words, speaking too quickly – all of these are…
In our experience as vocal coaches, a speech’s conclusion can be just as significant as its introduction and main points. However, many public speakers often need help with this part…