From Self-Sabotage to Confidence – The Mental Side of Singing
We often think vocal progress is all about technique. But what if the real work starts in your *mind*? Coach Juliana joins me to talk about the mental and emotional side of singing—how our thoughts, confidence, and self-perception affect the way we use our voice. From self-sabotage to inner dialogue, we explore what it really means to take up space, use your voice, and feel safe doing it.
The #1 Thing Stopping You From Singing Effortlessly
I pushed my voice so hard I ended up with vocal nodules. Here's what I wish I knew about tension and why it’s the first thing every singer needs to release. If you’ve ever felt stuck, tight, or tired while singing—this one’s for you.
The Truth About Voice Types (And Why You Might Be Misclassified)
Think your voice type is just based on your range? Think again. In this episode, I’m breaking down the biggest myths about voice types—like why singing high doesn’t automatically make you a soprano, and why vocal range isn’t the only thing that matters when identifying your voice type. You’ll learn what voice types really are, how they’re determined, and whether knowing yours is even helpful as a singer. Whether you’ve been told you’re an alto, a soprano, or something in between—this one’s going to change the way you think about your voice.
How to Overcome Practice Anxiety
Coach Juliana and I share practical tips on how to practice confidently—even if you're self-conscious about others listening. We’re also reacting to two absolutely wild Reddit stories about people trying to stop singers from practicing—one of them involves paying a kid to sabotage a singer’s practice (yes, seriously).
