Voice and Well-Being

Visionary genius Nikola Tesla, with his exceptional scientific insight, offered the world an intriguing perspective on the universe and everything around us. His famous statement “If you want to understand the world, consider it in terms of energy, frequency and vibration” represents a key idea that opens the door to a deeper understanding of the mysteries of the universe. However, shifting the gaze from Tesla’s macroscopic theory to the interiority of human experience, an interesting connection emerges between his principle and the complexity of human anatomy, particularly the human voice, hearing and human thought itself (so-called brain waves). These crucial aspects of the human life experience reflect the depth and precision of Tesla’s words, highlighting the universal power of energy, frequency and vibration.

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, sometimes also referred to as belly breathing or deep breathing, is the natural way in which all human beings begin breathing. Contrary to popular belief, it is not a technique that you can learn; in fact, the opposite is true. As we grow up sometimes, because of posture-related problems, we stop breathing deeply through the movement of the diaphragm and begin to develop a more shallow type of breathing, in the upper part of the chest.

Is it possible to control breathing in moments of stress and anxiety?

It is not easy to deal with criticism or negative comments about your voice, especially when it concerns your gender identity. Often this happens at a young age, and as people grow older they think their voice can no longer possibly change. It is always important to remember that your voice is a deeply personal aspect of your identity. We all have the right to express ourselves in a way that is authentic and true to how we feel deep inside, even without having to undergo surgery or hormonal interventions.

Exercises and tips to make your voice more feminine or masculine