Testimonial

Here is the video made during the Vocal Coaching workshop, Your Voice, Your Identity, held in London. This video is very special because in addition to showing Leicester Square decorated with Christmas markets and some of Harry Potter’s London locations, it includes a two-way interview with Elisa, one of the first to release a video testimony on the Inborn Voice method, now more than 5 years ago. The Inborn Voice London’s workshop is the most international of those held this year by Mylena Vocal Coach, because it includes participants from Italy (since the date of Rome was already full), from Paris (since Paris was full).

Today on the local Newspaper “North-shore Magazine” has been published a review as a “Client Business Profile” for the Cummings Center in Beverly.

I’m proud of this little review, so I post it here.

Here is what is says:

Inborn Voice provides one-to-one coaching and delivers seminars, workshops, and retreats on a number of topics related to voice, including speeches, presentations, communication, teamwork, networking, personal impact, leadership, confidence, marketing, presence, and vlogging. With a background in both the technical and artistic disciplines, Inborn Voice provides training that is memorable, practical, and effective. Vocal coach Mylena Origgi is a transferable soft skills trainer and writer who works in individual and team settings. 

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At present time you will find Mylena Vocal Coach Interviews in this Youtube Playlist:

Today the journalist and blogger Sara Maria Malacalza published on the account Instagram de i Libri Salvano, her review on the book of Mylena Vocal Coach “The way of the Voice”.

How to make it survive in the Internet jungle

From today you will find in all bookshops, even online, my new eBook titled “The Art of Keeping a Healthy Voice”.

It’s a 100-page eBook that includes much of the experience I’ve gained over the years while working and by receiving dozens and dozens of emails every day with desperate or disillusioned requests for help from people who somehow are no longer able to use their voices in everyday life.