Latest news from the Vocal Coaching world

Great News: Mylena, the founder of the Inborn Voice method will be in Europe during the month of December. She will be hosting several events in Italy to talk about the Inborn Voice method and how it could be helpful in how breathing can reduce anxiety, shyness, and stress. It also explains how it could improve personal confidence thus gaining the promotion or job you desired and how to use the voice to resolve common problems of couples.

Here is a schedule of Mylena’s trip to Europe:

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When Greg, an insurance agent and active member of several professional networking groups in the United States, contacted Mylena Vocal Coach, his goal was simple: to improve his presentation skills in front of the BNI (Business Network International) group and the other teams he works with every week. What he didn’t expect was a series of changes that also affected his posture, his physical health, and, as a result, his sales results.

His testimonial is particularly interesting for two reasons. First, it’s rare for someone in the United States to agree to show their face in a public video of this kind. Second, Greg candidly describes a series of positive “side effects” that go far beyond his initial goal related to his voice.

Who is Greg and why did he start working with Mylena

Greg works in the insurance industry and is a member of several professional networking groups—environments where the quality of communication and stage presence directly impact work performance. That’s why he decided to turn to the Inborn Voice method taught by Mylena Vocal Coach, with the initial goal of improving her public speaking skills.

From Voice to Posture: How the Journey Evolved

The first five lessons focused primarily on improving posture and vocal technique within the immediate context of the BNI group. It was in the next phase—dedicated to working on posture and body alignment—that Greg says he began to notice the most significant changes.

The video: Greg’s testimonial

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What is Autism?

Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that may impair communication as well as social and cognitive skills. It is also known as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and a person with ASD may have the following traits:

1. Repetitive Behavior such as repetitively stacking or lining up objects
2. Less Social Understanding due to less eye contact and turn-taking, and unable to express themselves using movements

Do you often speak in a style that often had the words like, you know and weird pauses of um? Try counting the number of those words when you make a speech. You would be surprised by the way you speak can hold you back in your career. It distracts people to truly hear your message and ideas. Due to the habit of ending sentences with an upward inflection, it displays a lack of confidence to your audience. There is also a possibility that your clients may cancel a job due to your speaking style.

Ever since Barack Obama came on to the public spotlight when he ran for the Presidency of the United States, people are often amazed by his public speaking abilities. He may not write all the speeches he addressed during his political career, however, he has certainly delivered his ideas across people’s minds effectively. With that ability, it helped him to win the majority of the popular vote twice. He was the first Democratic president since Franklin D. Roosevelt to do so.