I meet every day new people online. I receive Voice Assessment requests from all over the world. Almost every one of them is aware they have is a problem related to their voice, to the way they communicate, or in how they express emotions to others. They are lucky because they have found my website, read my books, or watched one of my youtube videos and they had a glimpse that there may be a solution for their problems. And the solution is simple: Voice Training!

As you may have already noticed, I have recently opened a new vocal coaching training group project over Patreon. This has raised several inquiry emails interested in my online Vocal Coaching “Masterclasses”. The number one question I receive is “What can I learn from a Vocal Coaching Masterclass ?”.

As people seem quite confused about what should be searching to learn in a Masterclass, I’ve decided to write this post to explain, according to my personal experience, should be present in a Masterclass and what should be considered a scam instead.

Mylena has released numerous interviews and TV training videos over the years, and now she is releasing a brand new and exclusive series of Videos over Youtube and Patreon.

Mylena Vocal Coach training videos are not cheesy, they dig right into the session and they deliver exactly what people ask: a solid training that the audience can value and take home.

Each Video has a clear goal in mind, and as Mylena has the experience to know what her students need more to focus to improve in a short period of time, she teaches her viewers how to reach a specific goal with proper training, and without any time wasted.

The most common question I’m asked, either in person or via email, is “I don’t understand what Inborn Voice is,” or “What’s the difference between Inborn Voice and the traditional vocal Coaching?

The simplest and most understandable answer is “Try to believe”. In fact, it only takes one session to understand how effective and different the Inborn Voice method is from what we are used to.

You will all have heard or spoken languages such as Italian, French or Spanish. I could also make the comparison with languages further away from ours, such as Japanese, but I think it is appropriate to consider Spanish as is the most widely spoken language in the world.

The words we use to describe an object, a situation or an emotion are “containers”, more or less precise, of an idea that is born and lives inside us.

The 5 Rules to Deliver an Unforgettable “I Love You”

This morning I woke up excited: today is Valentine’s Day. Whether you celebrate it or not, this date stirs hearts, colors cities red, and fills the air with a shared sense of love. Even if you live love every day, the feeling is amplified when everyone celebrates it together.

Why your voice matters when you say “I love you”

As a vocal coach, I see daily how the tone, pace, and breath behind three simple words can change their meaning entirely. The same phrase can sound flat, nervous, or deeply moving—depending on how you use your voice.

That’s why many people contact me to rehearse that “I love you” or a wedding speech. They want to feel clear, confident, and authentic when it counts.

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