What do your Eyes have to do with your Voice? (Part 2)

There are two key ways that the eyes can help you have more efficient vocal production: 1. your eye line and 2. how you’re focusing with the eyes. In my […]
What do your Eyes have to do with your Voice? (Part 1)

There are two key ways that the eyes can help you have more efficient vocal production: 1. your eye line and 2. how you’re focusing with the eyes. In this […]
What do your Shoulders have to do with your Voice?

What’s going on with the shoulders has a huge impact on how easy it is to have a powerful voice, because the muscles that move the shoulders are very much […]
Why Sitting/Standing Up Straight doesn’t help your Voice

It’s true that posture has a huge impact on healthy vocal production, so it follows that if you want to have a healthy voice, you should sit or stand up […]
What do your Sit Bones have to do with your Voice?

Often, when people think about how the voice works, the first thought is about the “voice box” in the throat (the larynx that houses the vocal folds). While this is […]
What do your Knees have to do with your Voice?

Often, when people think about how the voice works, the first thought is about the “voice box” in the throat (the larynx that houses the vocal folds). While this is […]
What do your Feet have to do with your Voice?

Often, when people think about how the voice works, the first thought is about the “voice box” in the throat (the larynx that houses the vocal folds). While this is […]
Two Tips for Virtual Presentations

Some people are thriving with presenting virtually, and others are finding it really challenging. They feel disconnected from their audience or their bodies. Or their tech set up isn’t helping […]
The #1 Mistake Actors make with Monologues

The #1 mistake that actors make with monologues? They forget that it’s still a conversation; meaning they lose the listening component. Whenever we talk, it’s because we want something from […]
The Missing Link in Presentations

In this video, I talk about the common missing link in presentations: listening. Often when preparing and delivering presentations, people get so focused on content that they forget about the […]