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Why do people come to Voice to Word and for what?

Why do people come to Voice to Word and for what?

by Heather Chetwynd | Aug 5, 2021 | Voice to Word Post - Other

“Working in the C-suite obliged me to refine my speech and presentation skills.”“I knew that I needed to improve my English to further develop my career…”“I often experienced prejudice because of my accent, as if I were unsophisticated…”“He is too direct and...
When communication issues are “all about me”

When communication issues are “all about me”

by Heather Chetwynd | Sep 10, 2020 | Language Training

In my 20s, I learned to speak Spanish with a wave of refugees from South America. I just “hung out” and took a few lessons, sang in a small Latin folk band and eventually married a Chilean refugee. Because I had never properly studied Spanish or lived in a...
Learn to Speak With Confidence & Authority

Learn to Speak With Confidence & Authority

by Recommendation of Heather Chetwynd | Oct 28, 2014 | Business Communications

How do we speak with confidence? What do we actually do differently with our voice to convey confidence and authority? Here’s an interesting article on how to use stress and phrasing in order to have more impact you have when you speak with confidence and...

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