In this episode of The Intelligent Vocalist, John talks about the value of holding opposing ideas in singing and teaching without rushing to resolve them. He explains how cognitive dissonance, though uncomfortable, can open doors to discovery, growth, and new perspectives on the voice. Embracing it helps us find deeper truths and a more personal path in music.

Episode highlights:

• Holding space for seemingly conflicting ideas can lead to breakthroughs in singing and teaching.
• Discomfort in the learning process often signals that growth and discovery are happening.
• Openness to multiple perspectives helps you find deeper truths about your voice.

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