Your Voice is SO much more: The Underestimated Power of Your Voice | Tamara Beatty | TEDxUAlberta
Voice Coach Tamara Beatty works with singers, speakers, entertainers and professionals to optimize, brand, and rehabilitate their voices. But even though she is considered an expert in training the physical voice, she has come to realize that our real voice is not physical in nature at all. Her work helping bring back voices when they have been lost on tour as well as her specialty work helping individuals reclaim their voices when they have been taken away due to abuse or trauma, has given her a rare and unique window of understanding of what a voice really is, and the unsuspecting power it holds for us all. Whether you’re a speaker, leader, professional, singer, trailblazer, entrepreneur, artist, or event parent - she shares how your real voice, the one she calls the Capital V voice, is the motor and power for everything you do, and may just be THE most powerful instrument you have to access your greatness, live your purpose, and make your authentic impact in the world. Tamara Beatty is entering her eleventh season as a voice coach on the NBC Emmy Award-winning show “The Voice”, is a former competitive athlete coached by three Olympic coaches, and is a highly sought after consultant. She is known for her ability to draw out qualities in a person’s voice, presence, and performance that instantly make them appear more professional, authoritative, and memorable. Whether she’s working with celebrities, emerging artists, or business professionals, she aims to help people find and operate from their true, authentic voices so their messages have more meaning and impact. Tamara is an educator at heart who has a respected track record of creating education for multiple national and international organizations. She also uses her experience as an athlete to help individuals achieve peak performance, even under high pressure. With her combined experiences,Tamara is a force whose speaking style is precise, intuitive, and powerful. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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This was a powerful presentation. The story was transformative. Tamara has a quiet power and demonstrated that you don't need to be loud to make an impact.
Where were u my whole life? I needed to hear this video years ago. But im so glad i found it now.
Thank you Tamara! What a powerful message, thanks for make us think we have to raise our voice if we have to, and pay more attention to the inner (and powerful) one voice we have.
Tamara…this came at a brilliant junction. I am helping students/patients suffering from anxiety and depression. In my quest realised that voice needs to open to help them open their inner emotions and your video has underlined the fact so clearly. Rather it has taken things to all new level. Thank you. You are a Gem!!!
Why doesn’t this have more views ? 😥 this is so great! ❤️
@TamaraBeatty
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much Janelle :) I am just realizing that there are some comments here! For some reason I never really told people I did the talk! It's wonderful to see positive comments. Our voices - our real ones - are so powerful!!
@Prismxj9
Жыл бұрын
Agreed! Thank you for sharing this knowledge. It can take someone to their full potential.
This is an incredibly powerful talk! You are an amazing voice visionary. Thank you for sharing your message in such a meaningful way.
Wow... absolutely amazing... thank you
Amazing!! worth watching... Thanks a lot ma'am
What an incredibly moving video. Tamara is an inspiration, her passion is beautiful. Profound and empowering, everybody should have a voice! I’m a British English language trainer in Italy and I often see in my students that it’s not a lack of language skills that holds them back but deeper psychological factors. Thank you.
@TamaraBeatty
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much Nick! Yes, there's so much behind our words! I'm sure you are empowering so many voices with your teaching!!
@rawpowergroudon1
4 ай бұрын
@@TamaraBeatty Is it really? You people have sing praises and speak with so much conviction you make it sound like it's infallible.
Brilliant!
the power of voice was definitely translated in all aspects of this presentation
Beautiful!
@TamaraBeatty
2 жыл бұрын
:)
wow. wonderful talk.
Brilliant
wow this was extremely powerful! I definitely needed to undertake this!
@TamaraBeatty
2 жыл бұрын
So very happy you enjoyed it! I'm so sorry I'm only now seeing your beautiful comments :)
🙏🏻 ❤️
Incredible presentation. It's so true that so many people have weakened voices because of trauma! Thank you Tamara, you have a beautiful voice, face, and message!
Great presentation. How can someone get in touch with you
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Walk by faith not by sight Isaiah 30:21 21 And your own ears will hear a word behind you saying, “This is the way.a Walk in it,” in case you should go to the right or in case you should go to the left.
Yo she spends WAAAAAAY to long in preface
As a voice over who is doing a MA in vocal pedagogy this coach sure is clacking and smacking. But I like the presentation. The sound guy should have told her.
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I'm somewhat skeptical about this idea. What Tamara is saying is successful, yes, but she has a tend to exaggerate the perks and successes of a voice to the point of infallibility when she said that this voice is "powerful beyond belief." While violence doesn't solve everything, Pacifism/non-violence is even more ridiculous. What if tyrants decide to kill people to prevent their opposition from blowing the whistle on them, taking away your voice, ultimately and your life, in the process? Or better yet, here's a different scenario: What if the oligarch's such a speaker it catches people off-guard? Sure it'll sound innocent at first, with the oligarch letting out a promising speech. until one looks deep into their history and find something that implicates the oligarch, or the oligarch does something contradictory to their speech, then it all falls apart. A voice, if practiced enough, can deceive. To Tamara Beatty, I say this: No, a person's voice isn't always so much more. It can help people out of depression and anxiety, but it's not so useful when that voice gets oppressed, doesn't it?
Ok so presence and sense of identity. That's what she can't seem to articulate. There. I saved you 12 agonizing minutes of yawn and drag out.