When you feel small or made to feel small, so does your voice. Your voice will shift and sound smaller or quieter.

In this episode, I'm sharing my live session from the Extraordinary Asian Women event hosted by Claudia Chan. This was recorded back on January 30th, 2021, yet is still so relevant today. I was so happy that Claudia said I could share my session with you on this podcast because even though I touch on growing up in a Chinese immigrant household which has its own societal pressures of what a girl or woman is supposed to be, how I'm supposed to act, a lot of the tips I shared is essential to anyone wanting to share their voice and do it in a way that creates so much confidence in what they have to say. 

And if you already know that you have something important to say, yet you're still holding back on your voice, I'd love for you to join me on my free webinar happening on March 31st. It's called "Master Your Voice to Create Confidence in Your Message". It'll be 60-minutes which will also include some time in the end for live hot seat voice coaching. So if you have a question about how to speak more confidently, to get rid of the crackly voice at the of your sentences, how to not feel so scared to speak up, I'd love to have you join me for this webinar and I'll do some quick one-on-one coaching on the spot as well to immediately shift the way you speak to showcase who you really are.

Head on over to my website https://www.organizedsound.ca and on the top of the homepage is a purple button for you to register for the webinar.

Links mentioned in the episode:

Connect with Claudia Chan on Instagram @ExtraordinaryAsianWomen https://www.instagram.com/extraordinaryasianwomen/

Register for my voice webinar! https://www.organizedsound.ca

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