Your quiz results
You're always "on." Your listeners can't find the real you.
Watch the video first, then keep reading.
What you're great at
The gap
Polished. Upbeat. Professional. Exactly what the moment calls for.
A performance. Too bright, or too cool. Either way, they can't get close, so they don't fully trust you.
"Happy Monday! Everything is wonderful!" Ramped up, because someone told you to be on.
Correct and polished, with bulletproof glass between you and everyone else.
What it's costing you
When I can't get past the glass, I don't know how you really feel about my project, my problem or my money. So I don't trust you with it. You did everything "right," and I still went with someone who felt real.
You learned this mask to protect yourself. It became muscle memory. Now it feels like you, which is exactly why you can't hear it.
Everyone else can. And they make decisions about you based on it, before they ever fully hear your words.
I can tell you a lot about this mask. I can't tell you how it sounds in your voice until I hear it.
Try this week
Record yourself telling a friend about your day. Then record yourself saying the same thing as if it's a client video. Play both back. Notice which one sounds like you. Don't fix it yet.
Your next step
Record a two-minute voice memo on your phone. Within 3 business days you'll get a personal video audit from me or one of my Psychology of the Voice® certified specialists: which masks are showing up, what your listener hears, and one shift to start with right away.
Your $47 counts toward Unmasked if you join within 7 days of your audit.
About Tracy
Tracy created Psychology of the Voice® and has spent 30 years working with executives, professionals and entrepreneurs, hearing the sounds in their voices that send the wrong message. Her work identified the Voice Masks®: the subconscious protection people put on in their voices, and the reason so many smart, successful people still aren't heard for who they are.
