How to Sing Better

Welcome! I've made this site to give hope to those who can't sing. Hope you will follow along my story from being a croaker to someone who can sing quite nicely!

I've always wanted to be able to sing. Always admired those who could join in a sing along,
or just being able to sing in the shower without the entire house being evacuated.

How To Sing Better

After not having the courage to sign up for singing lessons locally, (could not bear to let even the signing instructor hear me) and after having spent some time on youtube trying some of the singing lessons there, I realized I needed a real plan. Something structured that I could just follow.

I searched for quite a long time and finally found the Singorama Sing Like A Professional program. Click here to check it out. 

The roots of my vocal hang-ups

I've had a mental block about my singing "skills" since a child. In 4th grade we HAD to sing solo for the teacher to assess us. (Why do they do those things to children???) I told my teacher I could not do it since I had a cold. (I had no cold, just did not want to be humiliated) Well, that excuse did not work and the teacher made me sing anyway. After a few lines, she concluded that I indeed had a bad cold.... ....Aaaarrgh!!!

This has stuck with me my entire life.

To make matter worse, and this is kinda funny, I have 3 cats and one of them used to really hate it when I sang. First she would come running and meow anxiously. Then, if I kept singing, she would meow loudly and paw at me, and if that did not shut me up she would actually use her claws on my leg. That did not do much for my belief that I could learn how to sing, not to mention it crushed my already crushed confidence. Even my cat hurt listening to my voice.

One thing that I've got going for me is that I'm incredibly stubborn. After talking to a voice pathologist some years ago at a party where he said that "EVERYONE can learn how to sing. You just need to find your voice"

OK then. I'm gonna find my voice!!

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