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Well done! 🙌🏼

Glad you see merit in these! 🙌🏼😌

You are most welcome! 🙏🏻

Much appreciated Bryan! 🙌🏼 Every little word of appreciation helps to thank you for making the effort 🙏🏻

That’s the most common problem in fact! How does one attempt or correct something when they don’t even know where it is! 😅 I’m glad this helped! :)

Glad you enjoyed these. A question’s difficulty depends on how you perceive it…would you give me an example of a question you’d find difficult to answer?

Hey Paul, seems like you are one brave soldier, carrying on despite adversities! Thank you for stopping by. Hoping Relearning brings some familiarity and makes it an easier process. Best wishes always! 🤗

Glad this helps! 🙌🏼

😂😂😂 Never heard of that one before! 🤪 The good thing is you don’t really have to ‘reach’ it, just need to ‘feel’ it! Kick it up towards your belly ;) and perhaps when it’s at its designated place, use it for voice projection. ;)

@SUPAbilitybySupreetBedi oh okie I was just joking abt it ofc😁🤍

Thank you Natalie! 🙏🏻

Thanks Kailash!

Good to know that you are already using your diaphragm in order to make an impact. Well done! Because this isn’t as natural a process as breathing yet and you are kind of forcing your mind and body to do that, the voice tends to sometimes hold a higher ‘unnatural’ pitch but trust me when I say that with practice you will start to sound perfectly pitched. Keep recording yourselves and observe your body language when you do use the diaphragm, are your shoulders going high? Chest puffing out evidently? Tummy sucked in visibly before each utterance? All of these are signs that you still have a long way to go and practice is what’s needed. When one uses their diaphragm correctly, you should NOT be able to witness any physical ‘struggle’ or efforts…it should look normal and feel natural :)

@@SUPAbilitybySupreetBedi I regularly record my voice when I imitate an American native afterwards I compare my voice to the original when I listen that time exact match to the original and other thing when I speak I feel like my diaphragm work properly because something tense into my diaphragm

Wow, what a sweet feedback 🤗 I’m super happy that this video helped in some way! Thank you for taking the time out to share your thoughts. 😊

Thanks so much! 🙏🏻🤗

I LOVE love so thank you for sprinkling some my way! 🤗

Thank you so much! Happy to know that you’ve benefitted in some way 🙏🏻

Awww aren’t you the sweetest! Thank you for such lovely feedback! I aim to put some new content out but have my hands stuck in so many pies! 😊 I’ll get there again! Meanwhile, pls do get my book on Amazon if you can. It is called “Be Ready for the World” by Supreet Bedi. It’s all about communication strategies so I’m certain you will enjoy it! 🙌🏼

True say! That support is phenomenal if you use it correctly! That’s how I survive hours of stage emceeing :)

Thank you!! 🙏🏻

You are most welcome! Reading aloud is vocal gym for the mouth. What starts with effort, indeed ends up natural because clarity becomes a habit. You open your mouth and talk not just for an exercise, but it becomes everyday conversational style.

Glad you found it useful! 🙌

Hi! Thanks for the suggestion but would you pls elaborate on what exactly would you want covered in this ‘executive presence’ video?

Yessss! Zoom, issko dekho! 🙌😄

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That’s because the voice is superficial from the top layers of your vocal compartment that can sound nasal … you need to find better projection/throw that has depth and usually comes from the diaphragm. Have you watched that particular video on my channel yet? I’d highly recommend it! 🙌

​@@SUPAbilitybySupreetBedi Yes I had watched that video, will practice it, thank you

www.amazon.in/Be-Ready-World-Supreet-Bedi/dp/9357764755 That’s the link! 🙌🏼

You're welcome 😊

Thank you for sharing your opinion…and the compliment :) However, it’s hard to sustain a ‘chest voice’ for long…especially in a profession like mine where I’ve got to talk for hours! That’s why voice projection helps in public speaking. It sounds more purposeful too than the tough vibrations without the use of diaphragm :)

Aww that’s super sweet! Thank you for taking the time out to convey that! Not many people give compliments generously 😅 I do hope this helps you immensely in reducing the stammer. My own sister used to stammer till her teens when breathing exercises really helped and now when she does, it’s almost missable! Best wishes ♥️

Nice to meet you too! Thanks for stopping by!

Good to meet a note taker! 🙌🏼 Hope you succeed in implementing it effortlessly soon! 😊

I’m certain the video will address that particular need for a voice fix! 🙌 Glad you found it useful 🙌

Haha I do tend to confuse people! I’m also a presenter and had an event in London for Indian delegates last night, whilst on stage talking perfect English I slipped into “Kaise hain aap sab!?” And saw the faces lighten up with disbelief and relief! 😂 I’m glad the video helps! 🙌

@@SUPAbilitybySupreetBedi Haha😁😁 I do agree with you, its really fun to shock people surprisingly with our actions/words.

@@arafat_dk Always going beyond the expected 🙌 the SUPAbility indeed! 😊

@@SUPAbilitybySupreetBedi That's great, SUPAbility😍✨

Glad this could help deepen the understanding and the breathing! :)