Communication Skills

Today an interesting article was published in the magazine Area Wellness that explains how the method Inborn Voice by Mylena Vocal Coach is able to create a two-way connection with personal wellness.

Mylena Vocal Coach has a three-page interview in the April issue of Elle magazine, explaining how her passion to be the most effective voice teacher in the world has led her to offer online lessons to clients on all continents. She truly is a “Voice Guru”.

The title of the interview is “In search of the Inborn Voice”, which is the voice “that everyone has ‘inside’ and would love – but we are not able to – let it emerge. Mylena Origgi, vocal coach from Boston, teaches how to find it again. This is not only for professional  singers or speakers. Everyone can free the inner vibration and discover their real essence’.

Mylena says “MINE IS NOT A TRAINING FOR FAKING A VOICE THAT IS NOT YOURS. I DO NOT TEACH HOW TO FAKE, I DO TEACH HOW TO LET EMERGE YOUR STRENGTHS”

Today it is essential to grasp before the others which, among the many available, is the tool that can allow you to have that extra something and help you on the road to personal success.

The number of Coaches and their specializations is rising, but while the majority aim to teach new things, Mylena Vocal Coach and Inborn Voice stand out for their desire to “free” the voice and identity of people to make them truly unique.

In fact, uniqueness is the only winning weapon of the third millennium

This week Mylena Vocal Coach appears in the weekly magazine Donna Moderna, interviewed by Alessia Sironi. The questions asked are all very interesting, also in anticipation of the upcoming Valentine’s Day, and aim to get valid suggestions for women readers.

You will find in the article:

• 5 breathing exercises
• how to improve your self-esteem
• how to showcase a more feminine and sensual voice

Have you ever attended a social gathering, walked up to the stranger, talked for 5 minutes, then never speak with them again? We all know that you would not become friends with everyone you ever met. However, as our life goes on, we do have the need to constantly develop new friendships. Friendships also change as interactions with each other can increase or decrease, for example, you talked to your college friends every day in college but the interactions dropped off when some of them moved back to the place where they came from after graduation. That is okay and that’s why we need to start new conversations and develop new relationships with new people.