ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The biggest lie in singing? That you’re either “a singer” or you’re not.
Has anyone ever made you believe that?
Christina Licatalosi said the thing so many performers need to hear - most people are not tone deaf, they just need the right tools, the right coaching, and a little patience. And honestly, that changes everything.
Good teaching should make you feel safe enough to try. Technique matters, but confidence changes the sound too.
The goal is not to sound like someone else - it’s to sound like you.
That’s why I loved this conversation so much. It’s a reminder that voice work is never just about notes - it’s about trust, truth, and helping people feel like they belong.
Save this for the next time you start doubting your voice.
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