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Healing the soul's voice

Stop this dangerous habit…

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I made a quick video tip for you about a dangerous vocal habit. If you have this one, you’ve got to STOP!

If you’d like my help to lose this bad habit, Book A Complimentary Voice Your Value Breakthrough Session with me. Click on the big yellow button below to get on my online calendar and self select a time to have a conversation with me.

We will explore how you can ♦ heal your soul’s voice ♦ play a bigger game ♦ Voice Your Value so you can raise your fees with integrity ♦ get on bigger stages (online and offline) and rock them! ♦ create a BIG BUSINESS BREAKTHROUGH plan
Blessings!

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PS – My Healing Your Soul’s Voice Meditation and sound healing won’t stop vocal fry, but it WILL help you get grounded, centered and calm, and start to bring in your whole soul’s voice.

If you don’t have it already you can get your copy here:
And if you already have it – USE IT!

arianameditation2_artworksm“After listening to the meditation I felt so calm and relaxed. I loved it. I could feel the frequencies going through my body and I felt as though something shifted in my throat chakra. It’s always that area that needs a boost. I also felt like there was a weight taken off my shoulders. I felt totally at peace when it finished and plan to make it part of my regular practice. Thank you Ariana. It’s a wonderful experience!” -Su Davey

Creative people are crazy, right? Umm, not exactly.

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It’s a common story about highly creative people – that they’re basically crazy. Creative geniuses end up as loonies, or borderline loonies, or minimally functional. The reclusive writers, the drunks, the suicides, the painter who cut off his ear (Van Gogh), the institutionalized artists…

Turns out, creativity is complex. It’s not dependent on your IQ, and you don’t have to be crazy. There are many characteristics and traits that go into being highly creative, and highly creative people may actually be MORE sane than “normal” folks.

Last week I wrote about boosting creativity through cultivating the Art of Serendipity. (Read that here.) This article builds on that one.

Here are some of the characteristics of highly creative people:

  • cultivating serendipity, or discovering “what they were not in quest of”
  • introspection and openness to their inner life
  • preferring complexity and ambiguity over black & white perspectives
  • a high tolerance for disorder and disarray
  • yet they are able to extract order from chaos
  • being highly independent and unconventional
  • willing to take risks
  • tolerance of uncertainty and contradictions

Highly creative people develop a higher self-awareness – including awareness of the “shadow” or “darker” aspects of the self. They engage with both the dark and the light – the full spectrum of life. The whole enchilada. The whole human being. All of themselves.Continue Reading

Blab With Terry Wildemann & Ariana Lise Newcomer

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I’m excited to share my recent Blab interview with Terry Wildemann creator of the Attractionpreneur™ Business Show.

Your usual voice is NOT your whole, authentic voice – the voice of your soul. It’s only part of it.

If your soul has a big purpose, you need your whole voice to express it. Your habits of speech are unconsciously preventing you from truly communicating.

On the blab I demonstrate how your voice is sabotaging you, and I reveal secrets I’ve learned in working with hundreds of women (and a few men) to healing your soul’s voice. Bring your voice into full congruency with all that you are, so you can come into an authentic, congruent, confident and powerful expression of the YOU are meant to be.
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I Hate My Voice On A Recording!

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“When I hear my voice on a recording, I hate it!” So many of my clients say this to me before we begin our work together. Watch today’s video lesson to find out why. (It’s not what you think.) Continue Reading

What You Don’t Know About Water And Your Voice

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What You Don’t Know About Water And Your Voice. Do you really need that bottle of water under your chair?

On today’s video voice lesson I debunk one of the biggest myths about your voice. Yes, you need water for your voice – but not the way you think you do.Continue Reading

The Confidence Gap

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Do you believe fully, without any doubts, that you are completely competent in your specialty and that you deserve to be well compensated for it? If you’re a woman, I bet the answer is either “no,” or “yes, but…” (After which comes a long string of qualifiers.) That lack of confidence is holding you back.

I recently read “The Confidence Gap” in The Atlantic about this (link below).

The authors (2 women) reveal that even the powerful, highly successful women they’ve interviewed suffer from lack of confidence and self doubt. Highly successful women also tend to see themselves as imposters or frauds, and expect that someone is going to find out one day.Continue Reading