Before important speaking, warm up with breathing, sighing, articulation, tongue rolls, and a high-to-low siren.

Broadcasting your voice continuously and indiscriminately has a name: “sodcasting.”

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Call everything “awesome,” and genuinely extraordinary things become harder to describe accurately.

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Honesty becomes constructive when paired with goodwill. Wishing someone well makes judgment harder…

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Listeners tend to prefer rich, smooth, warm voices, and vocal timbre improves through training.

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Gossip destroys trust. People reasonably expect anyone who gossips about others to gossip about…

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Dogmatism turns opinions into supposed facts, transforming conversation into an assault of…

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Change pace, pitch, volume, and silence to change emphasis, excitement, and meaning.

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Powerful speech rests on HAIL: honesty, authenticity, integrity, and love.

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