by Leon Trayman | May 30, 2026 | Articles on the Voice, Coaching, General, Inspiration, Presenting, Singing, Teaching, Vocal Health
Vocal Health: Looking After Your Voice If you rely on your voice to do your job, vocal health is not a luxury – it is part of basic professional self‑care. Teachers, actors, singers, voice‑over artists, call‑centre workers and leaders all use their voices for hours at...
by Leon Trayman | Apr 2, 2025 | Coaching, Communication, Events, Executive coaching, General, Presenting
How Start Network Sharpened Its Voice Communication is one of the hardest things to teach and one of the easiest things to underestimate. You can have the right idea, the right data, the right room – and still lose the moment because the delivery falls flat. That’s...
by Leon Trayman | Aug 31, 2020 | Articles on the Voice, General, Presenting, Teaching
Connection in the Age of Remote Work After a long break, we’re back – and glad to be writing again. One theme has been running through almost everything we do at TemperVox lately: connection in remote work. With our acting students, professional performers and...
by Leon Trayman | Sep 9, 2014 | General
How Do You Know That What You Are Learning Is Worth Learning? Sometimes we think we know all the facts. We’re certain those “facts” are indeed facts because, to gain access to them, we’ve had to jump over hurdles, negotiate selection processes and pay a lot of money...
by Leon Trayman | May 14, 2014 | Articles on the Voice, Coaching, Events, Executive coaching, General, Inspiration, Presenting, Teaching, Vocal Health
Inspiration I’ve been thinking a lot about inspiration and its association with creativity – not just in the “creative” or performance industries, but in life in general. Inspiration comes in a plethora of forms, doesn’t it? Can you actively seek out inspiration, or...
by Leon Trayman | Sep 27, 2012 | Articles on the Voice, General
Changing Your Accent: Voice, Habit and Identity Your voice is not only your sonic identity; it is also a powerful social indicator. The way you speak contributes to those all‑important first impressions interview and performance coaches talk about so regularly. For...
