The Sound of Your Own Voice
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The Sound of Your Own Voice
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Do you like the sound of your own voice? Most of us, at minimum, are surprised at the way we sound when we listen to ourself. Why is that? We have some science behind the answer.
In this podcast we discuss the sound of our own voice. Also, what voices we like to hear, why that is, and what has happened over the last 20-30 years to desensitize ourselves to the sound of our own voice.
We also jump into presenting and how to get better at how you sound, and like, umm, like how you can, you know, cut out the filler words.
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