Imagine yourself suddenly having your voice choked and struggle to speak. This is what many sufferers of spasmodic dysphonia suffer face every day. To kick off this season of the podcast, I wanted to introduce you to my wife Beth and for you to hear her incredible about how she has found the strength to overcome this condition and how her journey has helped us to uncover vocal tips and exercises to improve almost any voice.

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TIMESTAMPS

0:00:00  Unlocking Your Voice: An Interview with Beth Collins on the My Voice Mentor Podcast

0:01:42  Interview with Beth Collins on Spasmodic Dysphonia

0:03:40  Spasmodic Dysphonia Diagnosis: A Story of Redemption and Transition

0:05:32  Treatment for Neurological Voice Disorder

0:08:15 Spasmodic Dysphonia: A Journey to Healing Through Vocal Coaching and Surgery

0:13:44  Fine Tuning Process During Surgery for Spasmodic Dysphonia

0:16:01  Vocal Recovery After Spasmodic Dysphonia Surgery

0:17:57  Hope and Healing for Vocal Health Issues

0:20:39  Invest in Your Voice: Vocal Therapy Solutions

Today's topic is lies about your voice. Maybe you've believed them internally, maybe they're things that someone has told you.

Most people don't like their voice, and I think that's the biggest problem most singers and public speakers have. I want to cure people of that by helping to change their mindset and explaining why they should like their voice.

The voice is a an amazing instrument. In it’s basic sense, the vocal folds come together and vibrate to make sound. We all have them and under a scope they're pretty much indistinguishable each another.

All human voices have the same basic function, so why do we come to the conclusion that some voices are good and others are bad? I spend most of my time dealing with unhealthy mindsets as it relates to the voice.

You can change your voice and more importantly, you can return it to the proper way it was intended to be used. I never encourage people to put on a facade, but rather to find their true voice.  Believe it or not, your true voice is your best voice.

I've noticed a lot of people are podcasters. There's a handful of musicians out there and lots of content creators, but we're all using our voice, and so I think it's a really important question for all of us to ask ourselves.

How do I get, keep and maintain? A great voice for my whole life. How do I do that? Well, I wanna give you what I would consider to be the number one thing you can do for your voice to keep it healthy, youthful, sustained through the course of your life. Most of us don't even think about this so today we are going to open up that can or worms.

Today we're going to talk about an epidemic among singers: the problem of memorizing lyrics. But first, let me tell you about my five day Vocal Boot Camp, which is the best thing you can do for your voice right now. Just click the link below

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Why do children never lose their voice even when they're shouting, screeching, yelling, screaming? Today we're going to answer that question, and figure out how to apply their instinctive skills to our voice today so that we never lose our voice again.

We can learn a lot from the way children use their voice. Believe it or not, they use their voice correctly. That’s right they use their voice the right way. In fact, children don't start manifesting voice problems until they are around four to six because this is when children start actively trying to change their voice. This is what today's topic is all about.

What is the number one thing you want to achieve with your voice? If you want to improve your voice, take advantage of my five-day vocal boot camp clicking on the link below.

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Most singers and speakers struggle with the battle between impressing the audience and imparting something to them. It might surprise you to know that even singers and speakers who are very accomplished struggle with confidence in their own voice.

If we are honest, most of us don't believe we have that great of a voice, so we add extra stuff to try to add value to it, but that's not what the audience wants. This is what we are talking about today.

On today's episode of the My Voice Mentor Podcast, I'm going to show you the number one way to improve your voice, and it's absolutely free. I'm also going to give you a free five-day vocal boot camp. Just click the link below

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If you're wondering how long your voice is going to last, or if you're worried that you won't be able to continue to do what you're doing at the level you're doing it, stay tuned. But first, check out my free vocal boot camp.

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Today's episode is all about getting rid of the words you use a lot when you talk in front of an audience, and give you a free five-day vocal boot camp that I would love for you to be a part of. Just click the link below.

If you use “Ummm” or “Like” or “You Know” a lot, you're not alone. We use filler words because we are afraid of pausing, and yet we need to in order to collect the rest of our thought. Thats what today's episode is all about.