You're in
Now I want to hear you.
Two or three minutes. Your phone. One email. That's all it takes.
Step 1
Record a voice memo
Open the voice memo app on your phone. On an iPhone it's called Voice Memos. On Android it's usually Recorder or Voice Recorder.
Talk for two to three minutes, like you're meeting someone new and you actually like them. Tell me:
- Who you are and what you do.
- What you love doing when you're not working.
- What you don't like about your voice, or what you wish it would do for you.
Don't write a script. Don't record it five times. Don't put on your "presentation voice." The first take is the one I want, because that's the one that tells me the truth.
Find a quiet spot and hold the phone about where you'd hold it on a call.
Step 2
Email it to me
In the voice memo app, tap Share, then Mail (or Gmail), and send it to:
In the subject line, put: Voice Audit – your name – your mask
Don't remember your mask? Write "not sure." I'll hear it.
What happens next
Your audit is on its way
Within 3 business days of getting your audio, you'll get a personal video audit from me or one of my Psychology of the Voice® certified specialists. It comes to the email you used to buy.
You'll hear which Voice Masks® are showing up in your voice, what your listener hears in those moments, and one shift to start with right away.
Nervous? Good. You're in the right place.
Nobody hears this but me and my audit team. You don't need to sound good. You need to sound like you, on a regular day. That's where the masks show up, and that's what I'm listening for.
Can I send a video instead?
Audio only. It's easier for you and it's all I need.
It says the file is too big to email.
Record a shorter one. Two minutes is plenty.
Can I re-record it?
You can. But the first take tells me more.
I sent it and haven't heard back.
If it's been more than 3 business days, reply to any of my emails and we'll find it.