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12 Master the 3 Vocal Styles

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How do you use your voice to get people to listen? There are three vocal styles every leader needs.


  1. The Assertive Voice

  2. The Motivational Voice

  3. The Consultative Voice


When you have a strong recommendation or solution, the assertive voice heightens the credibility.


When you want to excite the room, the motivational voice builds passion for the idea.


When you need to calm down the room, the consultative voice creates a safer atmosphere.


Learn how to match your intention to your vocal tone and master your version of the 3 Vocal Styles.


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