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

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! :)

Thank you for recognising its merit :) It’s underrated probably because I don’t post that regularly. I’m juggling many hats so try and put something useful out there which isn’t necessarily bound by the algorithm! ☺️

Thank you for being the messenger! ☺️ This is super sweet! A big hello to Yashvardhan Singh Rathore from Thapar University…let’s meet on my next Insta Live! 🙌

Keep at it and see how sharper your responses get 🙌 Will think of some more ☺️

Thanks, I hope you benefit from it 🙌🏻

Aww I know what you mean…I remember freezing at at sound of my own voice anchoring my very first travel episode in Malaysia 17 years ago 😅 Practice makes it better but knowledge to combat it will get you there faster. This activity would surely help so you aren’t awaiting that delay…the mind has something else to do rather than be an observer! :) Always here to help 🙌🏻

Hi Paras, this is a peculiar issue that isn’t necessarily related to communication skills but perhaps more the speech effort. You may simply be hurt unknowingly in that area, have inflammation or infection, cold sores or putting unnecessary pressure when talking. Worth seeing a doctor to rule out the infection part and then a speech therapist who can address the issue. Don’t take it lightly though, best to act upon it sooner than later. Good luck with it. Let me know what guidance or diagnosis you receive. Take care!

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌

Awww big appreciation hug back at you! 🤗

Hi Sajjad! Thanks for your time on this channel, I’m glad the video helped :) Multitasking is a skill unfortunately not suited to all. For some it’s a talent, for some it’s acquired over time with practice and for some it doesn’t work as it brings added stress. That’s why to keep mental pressure at bay, the psychologists advise to not go down that path. You know yourself best so don’t push it if you feel it’s not for you. I’ve always been multitasking and it works great for me and I know it can be done systematically if one is organised enough and can list priorities on a daily basis. Having a to do list each day helps and ticking it off is satisfaction at its best! I always prioritise tasks, can something wait a few days or must be done today? That takes pressure off if I know I can break the tasks. Doing things much before the deadline keeps the pressure off so rather than leaving it last minute, try and work at it months/weeks in advance. This gives time for any contingencies. I hope this helps?! Let me know if this answers your question and if you feel multitasking is your cup of tea? :)

Thank you for your valid observation :) Ideally it’s payments that keep us going but sometimes it’s appreciation like yours that keep the motivation up! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! 🙌 I do have a book titled ‘Be Ready for the World’ on communication tips available on Amazon should you wish to dive deeper into confident representation. :)

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Shut man! The last thing you want is to be giving her any ideas! 😂😂😂

Hi! I’ve not done that ever before but will keep it in mind for next time. Thanks for the feedback. :)

Arun, I can’t begin to tell you the joy I feel reading such honest impressions. That’s exactly what I set out to do through this channel, my recently published book and even the Tedx talk - to simplify it all! I’m clearly not reinventing the wheel, just stating what I know works given my experience of over 17 years in the speaking industry! Glad to know it’s making sense! I haven’t cracked the TH-cam algorithm or marketing strategies for my book if I’m honest, therefore these tools don’t get the right due at times … really hoping more people can stumble upon it like you did and benefit from my nuggets of wisdom. Yes pls, get the book on Amazon - ‘Be Ready for the world’ and let me know what you thought of it- either here or on insta:) I’ve just started another handle on it a few days ago called SUPAbility by Supreet Bedi that focuses on all things communication…do follow that too if you can! You never know what you may find handy! 🙌 Best wishes always, Supreet

@@SUPAbilitybySupreetBediThank you for your quick response and additional details, will check out your new channel. Yes, I did read the preview on audible and ordered the book, will share my two cents after finishing. I felt your TH-cam videos are more conversational than the Tedx talk. It may be more of a personal preference. But, most importantly, you rock and you bring a unique background, new and different perspective from fashion show to presentations to C'Levels and executives in Corporate world. I see you're strength is your special people-person personality, friendliness to connect to people (masses) from Mars (any distance!) and next level comfortable conversational style.

@@ArunMPEdison Thanks for a gracious shower of compliments! Now, it’s only apt that I bring one your way! You write noticeably well Arun :) I’ve enjoyed reading your comments and interacting with you so thank you for taking out the time. Yes, agreed, the two styles of presentation are quite varied when it comes to TH-cam and Tedx. The first is more casual delivery imitating the anchoring world and the second, given its strict structure and timing, a more declamation style I’d say. Needless to say my heart and thoughts were fully invested in both the styles but one is pure resonance, whilst the other is aimed at quick learning. Keep connected and happy reading. 🙌

@@SUPAbilitybySupreetBediThank you for your kind words, especially when it comes from an expert! Absolutely! make sense to differentiate! Effective communication demands different role plays for the situation, formal, authoritative or conversational.