
64. 3 Tips for Sounding Clear and Expressive While Wearing a Mask
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It's been about 6 months since the Coronavirus took over our lives and we had to learn to communicate with a mask on. You have probably noticed how it compromises your clarity – it muffles the voice, and people can't read your lips or see your facial expressions.
If you feel like you're already putting too much effort into speaking, and speaking becomes too challenging with a mask – this episode is for you.
In this episode, I'll share with you a few tips about how to communicate more effectively with a mask, focusing on three elements: pronunciation, energy, and voice.
Try these tips and come on over to Instagram @hadar.accentsway and let me know what you think. And remember, no matter what, don't let this mask hold you back. Speak up (with a mask) because your voice matters.
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