Can you relate to one of the following scenarios?
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You just don’t quite feel confident about your voice.
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People tell you it sounds good when you sing, but you’re not sure if they’re just trying to make you feel better or if they're delusional.
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Deep, deep down, you think you’re a genius, but there's another very skeptical part of you that just doesn’t know for sure if that's really accurate. And if it is—you’re aware that the notes you think in your head when you sing don’t always come out the way you want them to.
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You might still be holding onto a few “vocal wounds” from childhood, when your parent, sibling or friend told you, “You're tone deaf!” or to please, “Be quiet!
So what to do next? Read the full article How To Sing With Confidence, part 1
You just don’t quite feel confident about your voice.
People tell you it sounds good when you sing, but you’re not sure if they’re just trying to make you feel better or if they're delusional.
Deep, deep down, you think you’re a genius, but there's another very skeptical part of you that just doesn’t know for sure if that's really accurate. And if it is—you’re aware that the notes you think in your head when you sing don’t always come out the way you want them to.
You might still be holding onto a few “vocal wounds” from childhood, when your parent, sibling or friend told you, “You're tone deaf!” or to please, “Be quiet!
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