Introverts, your voice can make an impact without changing who you are. Embrace your strengths and let your voice reflect your true self. #Introverts #Leadership #VocalPresence

Introverts, this one’s for you! In a world designed for extroverts, it’s easy to feel like your voice isn’t being heard. But your introversion is your superpower. In this video, discover vocal techniques for introverts that will help you amplify your voice while staying true to yourself. Learn practical persuasive speech tips to navigate extroverted workplaces with confidence and authenticity. Peacock Voices CoFounder and CEO, Margaret Izard Oskoui, shares actionable advice to help you develop authentic communication skills, embrace your introvert strengths in leadership, and make an impact in any professional setting. From using silence effectively to commanding attention with rhythm and projection, you’ll walk away with tools to be heard and valued—without changing who you are.

January is National Hot Tea Month, and in celebration, we want to talk a little bit about tea. 🫖 People ask us all the time if they need to drink tea for their voice and our answer is: if it makes you feel better, yes! When Margaret has a sore throat, hot water (relaxes your throat muscles) with ginger and tumeric (anti inflammatory), honey (coats your throat) and lemon is her go to. Cassidy's go to is throat coat with elderberry but also loves home made ginger tea. What's your favorite kind of tea when you're feeling under the weather? #executivepresence #introvert #vocalhealth

Day 12: Listen to Your Body Your voice is a part of your body—it knows what it needs. If you feel tired, rest. If you’re thirsty, hydrate. Paying attention to these signals ensures your voice stays resilient during the busiest season of the year.

Day 11: Pace Yourself Think of the holiday season as a marathon. Plan your calendar to include vocal rest before and after big events. By pacing yourself, you’ll keep your voice strong for the moments that matter most.

Day 10: Watch for Vocal Fry Tired voices often slip into vocal fry, that low, creaky tone. While it’s common, it’s also fatiguing. Keep your speech energized to maintain healthy vocal habits.

Day 9: Skip the Whispering Contrary to popular belief, whispering can strain your voice. Instead, speak softly while maintaining proper phonation. This preserves your vocal health without compromising communication.

Day 8: Breathe with Intention Proper diaphragmatic breathing makes speaking easier and less tiring. Feel your rib cage expand and your stomach release as you inhale deeply. This technique not only supports your voice but also calms your mind.