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Work with Legends, Not Leeches
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Last summer, while I was at the airport, one of my best friends and marketing operations director, Michael, was on the phone with me....

Posture Isn’t the Problem—Being Stuck Is
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Let’s Talk About Posture (But Not the Way You’ve Been Told)
Ever been told to “fix your posture” or “sit up straight” like it...

Mind Over Matter… But When Is It Too Much?
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I’ll admit it: I’m a workaholic.
I love what I do. I love teaching, treating, creating, learning, collaborating, encouraging, refining, expanding.And I can spend...
The Guiding Principles of Vocal Resilience
My dear friend Tom Burke is a wordsmith—playing with magic words, alliteration, and nuance in a way that always makes me think. When I was...

Is it Overwork, the Chaos of the World… or a Mid-Life Awakening?
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It’s not a secret that my life is full these days. Full of travel, full of purpose, full of connection—and yes, full of fatigue...

Why I Created the Broadway Studio Series: A Vocal Experience Like No Other
When I envisioned the Broadway Studio Series, I knew I wanted to create something that didn’t already exist — not just another masterclass or drop-in...

Why I Encourage Getting Outdoors for Cardio
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When I suggest doing your cardio—whether it’s walking, running, hiking, or biking—outside instead of on a stationary machine, it’s not just for the fresh...

The Power of Gratitude: Learning to Thank My Body
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For years, I didn’t talk about my surgery. I didn’t talk about the years of pain leading up to it, the feeling of my...

Why an Intake Form Can Benefit Voice Teachers
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The Value of an Intake Form in Voice Training
In many fields, intake forms are standard practice, offering key insights into a client’s...

From Unheard to Empowered: Why I Advocate for Voices That Go Unnoticed
The Profound Difference Between Hearing and Listening
According to Merriam-Webster, hearing is "the process, function, or power of perceiving sound." It’s passive—sound waves reach the...
Hypermobility and the Voice – What You Might Not Realize
When people hear the word "hypermobility," they often think of flexibility. But hypermobility and flexibility are not the same.
Flexibility is the ability of muscles...