It is said that in life you have 7 seconds to make an impression, good or otherwise and your voice plays a huge part in that decision-making. Even before we are born we are listening for voices. Research has shown that a child in the womb shows a discernible preference for a mother’s voice.

Voices are highly unique and individual. Think of Marilyn Monroe’s breathy, come-hither voice, Margaret Thatcher’s deep, almost male tones, or Martin Luther King’s smooth deep vocal power, which captivated listeners through command and charisma. In order to command attention in this ever-competitive world, your voice needs to convey conviction and credibility while delivering compelling content. With training, anyone can learn to optimize or even alter a voice.