Thank you so much for sharing. This is really informative, and it got me thinking. I have often been told people feel like I 'know it all'. Not because I interrupt, but because I often say something that goes 'beyond' - not sure what this means. The point is, I often feel like I'm lacking. I'm constantly listening and making mental lists of things I still need to look into. And when I say something that was regarded as 'beyond', I was in fact trying to make sure I understood the point by explaining it in different way. In short, I need to look into this. I think I somehow give off the wrong vibe.
Dear Meliha, the book prompted a lot of exploration and questioning of my habitual modes of using the voice. I find that listening to feedback and developing my awareness of what I do in the moment does help (not that I manage to do it a lot). I am reading Patsy Rodenburg's The Woman's Voice now - her most recent book. We could catch up over a coffee in town and talk about it.
Thank you for reading and engaging, Tracy. It is a fascinating book! My own to-be-read pile is getting as tall as myself: here just aren't enough hours in the day to get through everything. XX
Thank you for reading, Jenny! I found this concept so fascinating, I can't stop testing it to old and new experiences - lots to discover still. I am pleased it resonated with you.
Fascinating as always! Thank you, Sofia
Thank you for reading, Susannah. It means a lot to me XX
This is fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
Lorena, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for reading!
Great newsletter! Thank you!
Thank you for reading, Tohid. So good to have you onboard!
Such an interesting read thank you Sofia. Something for me to explore for myself.
I am pleased it resonated with you, Oona. Thank you for reading and engaging.
Thank you so much for sharing. This is really informative, and it got me thinking. I have often been told people feel like I 'know it all'. Not because I interrupt, but because I often say something that goes 'beyond' - not sure what this means. The point is, I often feel like I'm lacking. I'm constantly listening and making mental lists of things I still need to look into. And when I say something that was regarded as 'beyond', I was in fact trying to make sure I understood the point by explaining it in different way. In short, I need to look into this. I think I somehow give off the wrong vibe.
Dear Meliha, the book prompted a lot of exploration and questioning of my habitual modes of using the voice. I find that listening to feedback and developing my awareness of what I do in the moment does help (not that I manage to do it a lot). I am reading Patsy Rodenburg's The Woman's Voice now - her most recent book. We could catch up over a coffee in town and talk about it.
I would love to talk about it. I'll send you a message next time I'm in town. Shoudl be next week, but I'm sure we can work something out 😊
Yes, please do!
Thank you so much for sharing this, it sounds like a very interesting book, and oops - another book to add to my to be read pile. Lots of love xx
Thank you for reading and engaging, Tracy. It is a fascinating book! My own to-be-read pile is getting as tall as myself: here just aren't enough hours in the day to get through everything. XX
"The suspension of judgment is the highest exercise in intellectual discipline." --R. A. Gilmore
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/literature/1996/szymborska/lecture/
Thank you for this insightful quote.
This was such an interesting read, Sofia! I am gonna think about those three circles...
Thank you for reading, Jenny! I found this concept so fascinating, I can't stop testing it to old and new experiences - lots to discover still. I am pleased it resonated with you.