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Voice Power
Using Your Voice to Captivate, Persuade, and Command Attention
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While everyone has a voice, not every voice is one that gets attention — a personal weakness often overlooked. The concept of “dressing for success” — creating the right appearance — is second nature by now. However, most people are unaware that their voices account for one-third of the total impression they make on others (the other factors are appearance and message). In this summary, Renee Grant-Williams, who has worked with U.S. senators, business executives and sales professionals, as well as numerous pop recording stars, shares her techniques for improving the quality of your voice. Make sure your voice is one that people want to listen to — a voice that commands respect and gets attention.
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