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Finding Your Voice with Jennifer Hamady
Jennifer Hamady found her voice before she remembered finding it. Her first word was sung. So when she lost it at music college — not through illness but through instruction — it wasn't just a professional setback. It was the loss of the oldest companion she'd ever had. This conversation follows the thread back.
In this conversation:
Jennifer and Paul explore what it means to rediscover something that was always there — in the voice, in the body, and in the self. This is a conversation about the damage that instruction can do when it
displaces intuition; about the kind of witnessing that sees things fixing can never find; and about what it might mean to arrive at your own sufficiency without needing to earn it first. Jennifer's forthcoming
fourth book argues that the hunger to be special is the very thing that keeps us from recognising we already are.
About Jennifer Hamady:
Jennifer Hamady is a voice coach, psychotherapist, and author working at the intersection of performance and psychology. Her company, Finding Your Voice, works with singers, speakers, and
professionals across industries. She is the author of three books, with a fourth currently in progress.
Resources mentioned:
• Finding Your Voice — Jennifer's work and books:
• The Art of Singing
• The Art of Singing Onstage & In The Studio
• Learning To Sing
T.S. Eliot — 'Little Gidding' from Four Quartets: 'And know the place for the first time'
GRACEWorks is a podcast for leaders, high achievers, and thoughtful humans who sense that success alone is no longer enough.
Hosted by Paul Crick, each episode explores what it means to lead, live, and work with GRACE especially when we find ourselves under pressure of some sort or another.
Through honest conversations, lived experience, and reflective inquiry, GRACEWorks invites you to move beyond relentless striving toward clarity, presence, and alignment.
If this episode resonated, you’re warmly invited to explore more conversations, reflections, and practices at GRACEWorks and to share this episode with someone who might need it.
© 2026, The Elevate Partnership Limited. All Rights Reserved.
Get full access to GRACEWorks at graceworkscollective.substack.com/subscribe
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By Paul CrickJennifer Hamady found her voice before she remembered finding it. Her first word was sung. So when she lost it at music college — not through illness but through instruction — it wasn't just a professional setback. It was the loss of the oldest companion she'd ever had. This conversation follows the thread back.
In this conversation:
Jennifer and Paul explore what it means to rediscover something that was always there — in the voice, in the body, and in the self. This is a conversation about the damage that instruction can do when it
displaces intuition; about the kind of witnessing that sees things fixing can never find; and about what it might mean to arrive at your own sufficiency without needing to earn it first. Jennifer's forthcoming
fourth book argues that the hunger to be special is the very thing that keeps us from recognising we already are.
About Jennifer Hamady:
Jennifer Hamady is a voice coach, psychotherapist, and author working at the intersection of performance and psychology. Her company, Finding Your Voice, works with singers, speakers, and
professionals across industries. She is the author of three books, with a fourth currently in progress.
Resources mentioned:
• Finding Your Voice — Jennifer's work and books:
• The Art of Singing
• The Art of Singing Onstage & In The Studio
• Learning To Sing
T.S. Eliot — 'Little Gidding' from Four Quartets: 'And know the place for the first time'
GRACEWorks is a podcast for leaders, high achievers, and thoughtful humans who sense that success alone is no longer enough.
Hosted by Paul Crick, each episode explores what it means to lead, live, and work with GRACE especially when we find ourselves under pressure of some sort or another.
Through honest conversations, lived experience, and reflective inquiry, GRACEWorks invites you to move beyond relentless striving toward clarity, presence, and alignment.
If this episode resonated, you’re warmly invited to explore more conversations, reflections, and practices at GRACEWorks and to share this episode with someone who might need it.
© 2026, The Elevate Partnership Limited. All Rights Reserved.
Get full access to GRACEWorks at graceworkscollective.substack.com/subscribe