Did you know that improvisation is a skill that you can work on and master to shine in your public speaking? Let's dive into this fascinating universe and, I promise, you'll never look at a memory lapse the same way again. The importance of improvisation Improvisation is like the jazz of speech: fluid, spontaneous, and often the best parts are the ones you didn't plan. When giving a public speech, being able to improvise can save the day when: Someone asks an unexpected quest

Some people have a gift for words. Skilled freestyle rappers make us feel ashamed when we try to string together three lines on our brand new notebook. Fortunately, for us "normal" folks who are not endowed with such genius, there are a few tricks to help us out. How to write lyrics that will touch souls, make hearts beat, and move bodies? Be honest The best songs are those that speak to the audience, those that allow them to connect with you. Lyrics that reflect your life, e

Mistakes <3. They are inevitable and help us progress. Here is a short list of 5 common mistakes that we will seek to avoid in our quest for better singing. 1 - Singing too loudly "Louder is better" is more a sign of amateurism than of technical skill. Singing loudly is not always synonymous with good technique. It is often said that to be certain that you master a note, you must be able to sing it pianissimo (very softly), without feeling any tightness in your throat. 2 - Si