How to Speak with Confidence and Authenticity with Emily Jeanne Brown

Risky Conversations with Jamie Lee

Women's voices have routinely been silenced, criticized and diminished in the workplace due to sexism.
How can we use our voice and speak with confidence, so we can be most effective in self-advocacy?
To answer this question, I interviewed my colleague Emily Jeanne Brown of OnVoice Coaching and Consulting.
In this episode you'll learn:

• What embodied voice is, and how you can speak with more confidence and authenticity by using techniques from classical voice and actor training
• How to turn around "Your voice is shrill" criticism, so you can embrace your full vocal range and speak from a place of empowerment rather than restriction
• How you can take small actions starting today to unwind limiting beliefs about your voice, so you can build confidence in yourself to speak up and be heard
• What the six points of contacts are, so you can guide yourself through a grounding exercise that will lead to speaking from calm confidence

Featured in this episode:

• Connect with Emily Jeanne Brown on Instagram, LinkedIn, and website

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As a coach for women, I'm super passionate about helping smart women who hate office politics get promoted and better paid.
I do this through my unique combination of:

• Self-directed neuroplasticity tools backed by science
• Negotiation strategies proven to work for women by academic research
• Intersectional feminist lens that honors women’s real, lived experiences

To learn about my 1:1 coaching series and to book your free hour-long consultation with me, click here: https://www.jamieleecoach.com/apply
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