Today we are going to delve into three super important aspects of learning effectively. A member posted an interesting question inside The Singing Zone member’s forum, which inspired me to write him a long response to help him better. I also told him that I will post it on my blog here (he will remain

I read a fascinating discussion on the Internet a while ago. It was in respect to mental versus physical. My name was also thrown into that discussion by someone who suggested I was very much into the mental aspects. And it’s true. I am. Very much so. However… …we could also argue that I am very much into

So in this video, I address the question I get all the time. Watch it first before you read further.So now that you have watched it, I want to ask you: Why is it that people ask the question in the first place? Why do so many have these strange beliefs about singing? Why is

Wow, we had some fascinating comments to my last blog post. It seemingly struck a chord with people. It really is fascinating how our belief systems operate, and what it is that forms our beliefs, isn’t it? If you haven’t read that article yet, click here to read it first – so you know what

Today I’d like to address a very important difference between people who excel at something and those who don’t. In fact, if we want to excel as singer/performers (or in any field), I think it is crucial that we understand and embrace this. It was an email I received that inspired me to write this article. So

In my previous article I wrote about what I consider one of the absolute most important skills to develop in life. And as much as it has to do with improving the quality of our lives in general, it also has everything to do with improving our singing and performing. It has everything to do