When you stand up in front of an audience to give a speech, something &nbsp;happens to you. You are transformed from just another person who happens &nbsp;to be in the room into the person that everyone is going to be &nbsp;listening to.&nbsp;
What’s interesting about this transformation is that it has to have an impact on your voice also. &nbsp;However, sometimes when I’m listening to a speaker I’ll realize that &nbsp;they didn’t transform their voice and it’s impacting the speech that &nbsp;they are giving.&nbsp;
<a href="http://theaccidentalcommunicator.com/create/how-a-speaker-can-break-through-and-connect-with-their-audience" title="How A Speaker Can Break Through And Connect With Their Audience">Do you change your voice when you give a speech?</a>&nbsp;

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