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Anyone can experience a “stage fright” which is the fear of facing an audience or public.

What was once referred to as “stage fright” or “rookie panic,” today is referred to as “microphone panic” because it is an element that usually connects all of these events.

It happens all the time to actors, singers and entertainment professionals, even those who don’t even have to speak, like dancers or extras.

It is something that has existed since the dawn of time: we can read of similar episodes already in the accounts of the ancient Greeks and Romans, the “creators” of Theater and Oratory.

Every artist has faced this problem at least once in his or her career. In fact, as Mylena Vocal Coach says, stage fright goes hand in hand with the desire to express oneself and communicate in the best possible way.

Philosophy, psychology, and common sense have tried to give some kind of explanation as to why when we are in an altered state of aggression, fear, or joy, we tend to raise the volume of our voice disproportionately.

First of all, it is appropriate not to consider behaviors that may very well be “transmitted” or acquired by observing others. Certainly those who grew up in an aggressive environment may have learned that to intimidate people it is sufficient to raise the volume of the voice. A bit like howler monkeys, the one who screams the loudest usually has the upper hand not because his voice overpowers the others, but because typically those who have learned to use their voice aggressively have done so as a passive subject subject to the aggression of someone else and know perfectly well that it is good to be quiet and not respond when someone attacks us with words.

There are different types of green cards to immigrate into the United States. The one issued for “extraordinary ability” is among the rarest and most coveted. In fact, it’s known colloquially as a “genius green card,” as generally the ones who get them are those who prove to have extraordinary skills in key areas such as the sciences, arts, business, education, or sports. Each year, they are awarded very sparingly to immigrants who can clearly demonstrate that they are the best of the best in their field.

The application to obtain the official endorsement of the “extraordinary abilities” of Milena Origgi, also known as Mylena Vocal Coach, got the green light in 2019 and it took two years, also due to the pandemic, to get the official issuing of the green card in 2021. One statistic turns out to be extremely interesting. In fact, according to the official USCIS report, there were 148,411 green card applications submitted in 2019, but only 614 of this type were approved!

If you have read my book, you know that people start losing control over their Voice, and their Inborn Voice, when they start to lie. The problem is once you realize you’re unconsciously lying, it seems impossible to stop.
The more you try to stop it, the worse the situation becomes.

So how you can start using your Inborn Voice once again? Baby steps. It’s all about the art of using your Inborn Voice.

Here are 10 tips that may help you get on the right path without any help, but if you still feel any help is needed, then contact me or my staff for a voice assessment.