Renowned Voice Coach Roger Love Shares Advice On How To Speak Like A Leader

In this Q&A, Raquel Baldelomar interviews voice coach Roger Love about how business executives can learn to sound like the business leaders they want to be.

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Raquel Baldelomar is an entrepreneur, author, and founder and president of Quaintise, a healthcare and wellness marketing and branding agency based in Los Angeles. As a Forbes columnist, Raquel covers leadership topics, health & wellness, and work-life balance. She has been featured in Inc. Magazine, Entrepreneur, and Fortune.

Raquel is also the host of Branded, an online series focusing on how psychology, behavioral economics, and decision making concepts affect marketing and branding strategies. The series includes digital courses that discuss how to apply these concepts to build bigger and better brands.

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[herseem]

This is a great interview and very useful subject. On a technical note though, the sound quality is what's called 'clipping distortion'. That means that somewhere in the production chain, the sound level was greater than could be accommodated and was clipping at the top and bottom. Really quite badly, especially when he says, "Rooted in this, we're going into battle today, I need this ten million - You need to watch this production issue in future. Seeing as there was a professional production company involved in the production of this, either the sound was distorted in the recording you gave them, or if they were in charge of everything you probably need to fire them. Or at the very least, point out the mistake to them.

[joan]

Have not been a huge fan of my voice and have been following Roger and practicing his exercises for a while. Just the awareness of ‘how’ I am delivering my words has been so helpful. I’m just your average and ordinary person. This has helped me so much with my confidence. Much thanks!!

[tatva_invicta]

Such a great interview. I could listen to Roger Love forever. His joy is so contagious!

[INDIANXxhgpp]

1:30 tipping
1:45 pace, middle voice
2:20 airy voice weak
3:10 squeaky hinge is weak
10:00 breathing 1:4:2

[mynameisirrelevant]

What makes him good is his natural ability to explain and teach his point too..

[harleyehuffinejr]

Each one teach one you have no choice but to lift your voice it's a gift you must craft it

[BallersLife]

This is a nice video I have stuttering problems, when I try to talk I tend to get stuck when I speak and I get nervous and I lose confidence because of it. You broke it down so clear with the breath through nose I use to breath through my mouth before I talk thank you 🙏🏾

[madaboutguitar]

I like the way Charlie Sheen has reinvented himself.

[medmanoulaheimed]

How great is that ability of making different voices!

[sambou]

This guy is amazing, thanks for the interview and the download!

[okie]

Will definitely order a book! Thank you Raquel!

[rolandovillodres]

Thank u for your tips Roger Love....what I can't forget, is your advice to ....always speak in ascending like you asking question.And not or less speak in descending stair.

[timdunk]

Awesome interview, Raquel. Thank you.

[prachisharmaaa]

This was very useful, I didn’t realised that I spoke in descending tones- until today. And I always wondered why my speech wasn’t as impactful, I’m definitely going to work on it.

[Stacksilvergetgoldbook]

Hahaha this guy is great. Good interview!

[masterphotog]

Amazing beyond words. Keep up the good work!

[thatwickedsmahttraumachick]

Getting ready for my second podcast interview Bigger and better than the first and I’m panicking lol

[pradeepkumarhp.]

thank you very much, great advices :)

[santinosamuel]

I really need this guy to coach me. An aspiration

[tuneit]

Terrible clipping distortion on his microphone (quite annoying) and that room could have used a little acoustic treatment, (we are talking about speech after all)