The trend of “I want it all and right now” seems to have no more limits. It is evident that one of the main problems of the modern society lies in the area of interpersonal communication.People feel like they are ignored, that no one is listening to them or worse: they feel empty inside.

Today a new Interview with Mylena Vocal Coach was published in Donna Moderna, this time focusing on the potential of the voice, which if used correctly to express emotions and moods, leads to great success and happiness in life.

The work of real estate agents relies on their communication skills, as they need to listen and reassure each of their clients. A voice that conveys anxiety or fear is undesirable and can ruin a deal. But we all need to remember that we work for a living and not the other way around. In fact, by working on your business voice skills, you will improve your personal and social skills as well!

This video testimony comes from a Canadian realtor, enjoy!

Here is the translation of Mylena’s Vocal Coach Interview for Vogue Italy.

There are exercises to improve your voice, to make it more persuasive. We reveal how to do them.

Vocal exercises: from emotions to posture

The voice makes us recognizable, in some way it identifies us. Even and especially when it is not “canonical”. Let’s think of Adelaide (Vivian Blaine), Frank Sinatra’s eternal girlfriend in Guy and Dolls or Lina Lamont (Jean Hagen) in Singing in the rain, who was dubbed by a very young Debbie Reynolds, charismatic women but with a repelling voice. A beautiful voice, warm and sensual, can make any person interesting. But what characterizes a beautiful voice? And is it possible to improve it, making it more fascinating?

Today you can find on newsstands an interview of mine for Millionarie. In the Trends section, with the title “Voice Evolution: the great return of the voice”.

Since there is no accident, I am also particularly in tune with the cover, which features a famous phrase by Mario Rigoni Stern that can be translated ad “Read, study, and always work with ethics and passion; think with your head and learn to say no; be rebellious for a just cause, always defend nature and the weakest; don’t be conformist and don’t follow the winner’s bandwagon; be strong and be free, otherwise when you are old and weak you will regret the mountains you didn’t climb and the battles you didn’t fight.”

Shortly I will put the full text of the interview, for now I leave you some gems: