Public Speaking

Emphasis is a fundamental part of our daily way of speaking and expressing ourselves even though very often we are not aware of it. Those who know how to make good use of it can turn words into powerful tools of expression capable of convey emotions. This ability to vocally emphasize a word to highlight specific ideas adds a level of special intensity and great resonance to verbal communication. Don’t be fooled into thinking that paraverbal communication and body language are more effective! During any conversation, even the simplest, placing emphasis correctly not only captures the listener’s attention, but conveys deeper emotions and meanings than is possible in other modes.

Doublespeak, as a concept, has long intrigued communication enthusiasts and scholars. Coined by George Orwell in his dystopian novel “1984,” it refers to the use of language to obscure, distort, or reverse the meaning of words. At its core, doublespeak embodies a form of communication that appears clear and straightforward on the surface but is often deliberately crafted to be ambiguous or even empty. Here at Inborn Voice we are leaders in Vocal Coaching that expresses emotion and truth, so we will explore the prevalence of doublespeak in contemporary communication and its implications, with a particular focus on how it often results in the emptiness of the message being transferred.

Assertive communication is essential in both work and interpersonal relationships. It consists of effectively expressing one’s emotions and ideas while respecting the dignity and opinions of others. This article aims to explore the definition of assertive communication, the importance of this mode of communication, and the skills needed to succeed in it. In fact, very often the focus is only on expressing oneself, without learning to listen and respect the living space of others. Practical tips on how to be assertive will also be explored, clearly with a strong emphasis on the importance of voice, nonverbal communication, and why the Inborn Voice method always succeeds in achieving amazing results.

Diaphragmatic breathing is a technique that can help reduce anxiety and stress, if you own a smartphone or a latest generation smartwatch you will have seen how even the largest corporations place emphasis on this practice. It is no secret that through the proper use of the diaphragm during breathing, numerous benefits can be achieved. Diaphragmatic breathing exercises, whether sitting or lying down, can promote improved sleep quality, muscle relaxation, and reduced blood pressure. In addition, diaphragmatic breathing can help regulate emotions and promote a state of well-being.

How to breathe using the diaphragm

Believing that diaphragmatic breathing is a technique for establishing conscious control of the breath, promoting relaxation and mental and physical well-being, is very limiting. It is important to understand early on that we breathe rhythmically, throughout the day, exactly using the diaphragm. Diaphragmatic breathing is our “regular” breathing; there is no alternative. Even now, you are breathing with your diaphragm! That is why it is important to understand that you do not have to learn a new type of breathing, nor is it enough to practice it correctly for a few minutes a day to solve problems. You need to restore proper diaphragmatic breathing by removing what you have learned “the wrong way ” over the years. Here at Inborn Voice we are able to realign your breathing so that correct diaphragmatic breathing, becomes a part of you again, every minute of every day, without the need to put your attention to it.

When dealing with problems, very often people tend to use what is called “convergent thinking.” You may have always received the same advice from many different people, yet somehow you have found that it is not good advice. In fact, when you think with other people’s heads, you often find yourself on paths that lead to places you did not want to go. Let’s see how our Inborn Voice can help us in all these cases.