Observe: Beginnings
The beginning of the year is full of good intentions for many. Still, by February, many of these intentions will lay abandoned. Here is a wonderful truth about turning intention into reality -- the voice is at the center of…
Perform: Imagine
We rehearse a lot. By which I mean that many of us are running scripts of our doubts, fears, and failing. Often, we repeat these phrases to ourselves in thought or even out loud. Here are just a few: My…
Acquire: Passion
I attended a panel discussion last night where all of speakers were dynamic and knowledgable . Sadly, only one of them was consistently a good speaker. He didn't necessarily have the best vocal tone, or the most dynamic range. What…
Disrupt: What Do You Want?
Everyday we do things in a certain way. We have routines, habits, and ways to interact in the world both conscious and unconscious. This is perfectly normal. However, since one definition of insanity is doing the same things over and…
Observe: Where Do You Want to Go?
At the beginning of the week it isn't uncommon to take a moment and look ahead at the schedule. Listing out appointments, and obligations as we chart a path forward. Today, I want to invite you to decide how you…
Perform: Connect the Dots
What if there was a system of electrical currents that created a network throughout your body? What if those currents had the power to activate movement and expansion through the body? What if breathing fully into your body provided your…
Disrupt: Free your Mind and the Rest will Follow
Our stickiest habit is our mindset. You can work on all of the parts of voice and speech but if you don't believe in what you are saying, if you aren't clear about why you are saying it, it just…
Acquire: Say what you mean
I realize that I speak about Intention a lot, and I'm going to do it again. Many of you ask me how to keep your thoughts on track, how to keep from forgetting what you want to say, or even…
Resolve is an Action
Resolve(v): To decide firmly on a course of action. End of year approaches and for many people that means making resolutions for the new year. In fact, anywhere from 40-45% of Americans will make New Years Resolutions at least once…