Whiny and nasal bad. Warm and smooth good. Muffled bad. Clear good. Strained bad (for you). Sustainable good (for you and us).
Looking after my voice is something I (guiltily) have never really paid much attention to.
I was catching up on my podcast listening and the smart and lovely Lisa B Marshall put out this out the other week. It’s a comprehensive introduction to warming up and looking after your voice. Extremely practical and yet still thorough. Crashes a few urban myths too.
Give it 10 minutes of your life.
You won’t regret it.
The Public Speaker :: Warm Up Your Voice.
Do you do anything to look after your voice?
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