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]]> By: Suzanne Vara http://kherize5.com/5-ways-to-engage-with-your-voice/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Suzanne Vara Sat, 23 Jan 2010 15:02:43 +0000 http://kherize5.com/?p=222#comment-17 Excellent Observations!! I have observed these time and over again in my personal interactions with people. I would like to know from you the way to tackle "Fidgeting" "Getting Tongue-tied" "Mis-pronounciation" If you can respond back, it will beb really helpful both personally & professionally ...Thanks<br>Posted @ Thursday, November 12, 2009 2:57 AM by Prashant <a href="mailto:prashant@grassik.com" rel="nofollow">prashant@grassik.com</a><br><br>Prashant <br> <br>Was just headed off for some zzz but love this comment. I write from experience, a lot from personal. Fidgeting, tongue tied and mis-pronunciation are all about being away from the computer. I shall cover these however the short answer is to talk in out loud and in front of a mirror. See yourself, video yourself on a call with a friend to know your habits - I bite my lip excessively when I am in a uncomfortable zone. I pull on my suit jacket or play with my earings. Watching in a mirror or on a video gives great insight. <br> <br>I love this comment as it is sparking so many thoughts. I will address the body language aspect for sure.<br>Posted @ Thursday, November 12, 2009 3:09 AM by Suzanne Vara<br><br>Thanks a lot for such a quick response and also I offer my apologies for posting at a inconvenient time!Would love to have some coaching from you On Body Language, Voive Modulation etc which are finer & very important parts of total communication but are rarely paid attention by us. Hope to hear from you soon. <br> <br>Posted @ Thursday, November 12, 2009 3:40 AM by Prashant <a href="mailto:prashant@grassik.com" rel="nofollow">prashant@grassik.com</a> Excellent Observations!! I have observed these time and over again in my personal interactions with people. I would like to know from you the way to tackle “Fidgeting” “Getting Tongue-tied” “Mis-pronounciation” If you can respond back, it will beb really helpful both personally & professionally …Thanks
Posted @ Thursday, November 12, 2009 2:57 AM by Prashant prashant@grassik.com

Prashant

Was just headed off for some zzz but love this comment. I write from experience, a lot from personal. Fidgeting, tongue tied and mis-pronunciation are all about being away from the computer. I shall cover these however the short answer is to talk in out loud and in front of a mirror. See yourself, video yourself on a call with a friend to know your habits – I bite my lip excessively when I am in a uncomfortable zone. I pull on my suit jacket or play with my earings. Watching in a mirror or on a video gives great insight.

I love this comment as it is sparking so many thoughts. I will address the body language aspect for sure.
Posted @ Thursday, November 12, 2009 3:09 AM by Suzanne Vara

Thanks a lot for such a quick response and also I offer my apologies for posting at a inconvenient time!Would love to have some coaching from you On Body Language, Voive Modulation etc which are finer & very important parts of total communication but are rarely paid attention by us. Hope to hear from you soon.

Posted @ Thursday, November 12, 2009 3:40 AM by Prashant prashant@grassik.com

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