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Did you know we determine everything about you from your voice? If you want to captivate the listener and command the space with a voice that makes people listen, this podcast is for you. Join Internationally known voice expert Tracy Goodwin as she shows you how to amplify your authority with her signature methodology Psychology of the Voice® as she shows you how to unearth your voice stories so you speak with confidence, uncover the barriers that keep us from connecting, and unleash the power of your real voice so you captivate the listener from your first word.
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Thursday May 29, 2025
The Frequency of Authenticity
Thursday May 29, 2025
Thursday May 29, 2025
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General Overview
Interview Summary: This is not an interview transcript, but rather a monologue from a voice expert named Tracy Goodwin. [00:42] She discusses the concept of authenticity as the "highest vibration" or frequency of sound, and how this relates to the nuances and layers of vocal expression. [10:20] She emphasizes the importance of aligning one's true feelings and emotions with one's vocal delivery in order to be truly authentic and impactful.
Key Points
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Authenticity is not just about "being authentic" - it is a multilayered and nuanced concept that involves aligning one's true feelings and emotions with one's vocal delivery. [10:20]
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Tracy Goodwin has the ability to identify the subtle layers and shades of emotion in a person's voice, and can help them become more aligned and authentic. [00:49]
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The "Spain scale of emotion" study is often misinterpreted, as it does not actually state that authenticity is the highest vibration of sound. [07:30] However, Tracy believes authenticity can be a higher vibration than love when one's vocal expression is truly aligned. [10:20]
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Inauthenticity and vocal "masks" often arise from psychological factors and societal pressures that prevent people from fully expressing their true feelings. [13:10]
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Revealing the full range of one's emotions and feelings through vocal expression is key to being truly authentic and impactful. [20:26]
Notable Quotes
"Authenticity, the most powerful vibration, the most powerful frequency of sound there is, but we can't just leave it as just be authentic. It's multi multilayered. It's nuanced beyond anything you could ever imagine and I can hear every tiny fragment of sound that tells me the truth of who you are."
"True alignment is I am revealing to you exactly how I feel and I'm playing all the notes and all the shades of all the different feelings. [11:58] That's true alignment." [12:14]
"There are so many shades of you and the feelings that you experience, and none of them are being played, none of them, and that is what I call missed prime real estate." [19:36]
Kicker Quotes
"This is why when people say to me, I'm going to make more money and then I'm going to come back and work with you, it frustrates me because this would make you more money. What do you want to establish in the marketplace, at the job, in the relationship as the truth of who you are because it's playing out everywhere?" [20:26]
Detailed Insights
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Main Arguments: Tracy Goodwin argues that true authenticity goes beyond simply "being authentic" and involves aligning one's vocal expression with the full range of one's feelings and emotions. [00:01] She believes that this level of authenticity can be a higher vibration than even love. [10:20]
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Supporting Evidence: Tracy cites her own ability to identify the subtle layers of emotion in a person's voice, as well as her experience working with clients to help them become more aligned and authentic. [00:49] She also references the "Spain scale of emotion" study, though she notes that it does not actually state that authenticity is the highest vibration. [07:30]
Themes and Trends
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Recurring Themes: The importance of authenticity, the nuances and layers of vocal expression, the psychological and societal factors that prevent people from being fully authentic. [03:36]
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Emerging Trends: The growing interest in and discussion around the concept of authenticity as the "highest vibration" of sound, though Tracy cautions that this is often misunderstood. [10:20]
Interview Dynamics
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Interview Flow: This is not an interview, but rather a monologue from Tracy Goodwin. She maintains a focused and passionate delivery throughout, with occasional references to her notes. [15:12]
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Question Analysis: Not applicable, as this is not an interview.
Context and Background
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Contextual Information: Tracy Goodwin is a voice expert and the host of the "Captivate the Room" podcast. [00:49] She has extensive experience in helping people become more authentic and impactful in their vocal expression. [00:15]
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Related Events: Tracy mentions an upcoming free training by her former client and mentor, James Wedmore, as well as her own upcoming free masterclass on "speaking so they stay."
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Potential Impact: Tracy's insights on the nuances of authenticity and vocal expression could have a significant impact on her audience, helping them to become more aligned and impactful in their communication. [00:49]
Follow-Up Questions
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Can you provide more details on the "Spain scale of emotion" study that Tracy references, and how it relates to the concept of authenticity as the "highest vibration"? [07:30]
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What specific techniques or exercises does Tracy use to help her clients uncover and express the full range of their emotions and feelings through their vocal delivery? [00:42]
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How does Tracy's approach to authenticity and vocal expression differ from or build upon other frameworks or methodologies in this area? [00:42]
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Can you share any specific case studies or examples of how Tracy's work has helped her clients achieve greater authenticity and impact in their communication? [00:49]
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What are some of the key psychological and societal factors that Tracy has identified as barriers to authentic vocal expression, and how does she help her clients overcome these challenges? [00:42]
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