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“As a professional speaker and speech coach, Peter Miller’s 5 EASY STEPS TO A FANTASTIC VOICE is an invaluable tool for me”. Dear Pete, I want to thank you for your excellent CD – “5 Easy Steps to a Fantastic Voice”. Buying your CD is one of the best purchases I have made. In my job, I often do presentations before an audience. Your CD and the valuable lessons are improving my voice and my confidence every time. The 5 steps are simple, straightforward and easy to do. I listen to your CD and repeat the exercises while I’m driving in my car. You have helped me convert this wasted driving time into self-improvement time so I can benefit each day. Yours sincerely, Don Tornaros "Peter teaches life skills not just voice skills. His delivery is masterful - it is much more than a training session; it is a wonderful performance from an outstanding presenter. Every person in the audience participates - they laugh, they cry, they feel inspired; they walk out of the room feeling ten feet tall and can’t wait to put their learning's into action. 10/10 for learning. 10/10 for entertainment. 10/10 for value." "I think your work as a coach makes the difference between your books and all the other ones I have read about public speaking- you guide without telling what to do and you work on the person more than the presentation itself - so the work becomes a journey of self-discovery. Thanks " I first came across 5 steps to a fantastic voice almost a year ago. I listen to it in my car on the way to work - my very own mini sound studio. Since using the five easy steps, my voice does not get as strained and I am more conscious of varying my natural tone. I am more comfortable with the range of my voice. This is a very valuable tool for anyone serious about improving their communication and speaking skills - I may even try my hand a singing as a result! The general tone and structure of the tape was good. I found the introduction quite powerful; it is a definite and explicit set of reasons for developing your voice. I loved the idea that your voice is a "personal audio fingerprint" - it’s a very vivid phrase. Also "you cannot think your way to a good voice" is a good one. It particularly resonates for me because much of what I teach in interpersonal skills is simple but not easy, and equally cannot be "thunk" - you have to practise. I liked the attribution by name to the two influential voice coaches, that's always good to do. There was a long list of the possible downtime opportunities for practising the five steps. I've found the steps very easy to implement, and am just about to go away and do today's practice. Well done Peter; 5 Steps to a Fantastic Voice is worth its weight in gold. Any body that talks for a living, be it sales, teaching or presenting, would benefit greatly from your CD. The voice exercises are easy to follow, easy to remember and fun at the same time. The singing lessons are a real bonus. Before practicing the singing drills there was no way I would have been game to sing outside the shower. I have now sung in front of several groups as part of a presentation and have had a standing ovation every time. For somebody who was told as a child that he was tone deaf and would never sing this is a major breakthrough. Thankyou for helping me not only find my real speaking voice but my singing voice as well.
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