Another good thing to read, in addition to children's stories, poetry, our tongue twisters, tongue
twisters, you could find you just Google tongue twisters and the most popular ones will pop out instantly.
These are wonderful techniques.
Now, the problem with tongue twisters is people tend to read it like.
So I just pull up a little tongue twister here, a very famous one that everybody knows and they read
it as plain as possible.
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, a pack of peppers.
Paper doesn't work that way.
Let's implement the setup's the resolve and the dynamic and find those spots.
Find those places to pause.
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, a peck of pickled peppers.
Peter Piper picked.
OK, and of course, we need to hit those targets, writes Peter Piper.
Picked a peck of pickled pepper.
Doesn't work.
Break down those words.
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, a peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked.
So three things.
Those targets which you will get better at if you practice the combinations that we were talking about
on a daily basis.
Get your muscles used to that, OK, reading it with these setups, the result and that pause and of
course, using the range of your voice, don't be afraid.
As weird and corny as it may sound, the more you use it, the more effective your speech will be subconsciously
without you even knowing it.
And if it's embarrassing, just just go in a room and away from everybody and play play with your voice.
Your voice is your key.
It's your way of communicating everything you believe in who you are, OK?
And we want to utilize that voice in the most effective way possible.
And your day to day life.