Daniela Ion explores the voice as a tool of power and presence. She points to Celine Dion's discipline and a radio host's daily habits—warm beverages, avoiding loud late-night spaces, no cold drinks—as models for protecting your instrument. Small, consistent care fuels growth; neglect leads to silence.
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You can keep it rolling. Yeah, today I'm wearing Celine Dion top. I'm actually wearing this Celine Dion top today because it's important to me, as she is someone who I have a deep, deep, deep resonance with her and her artistic discipline of looking after her tool, which is her voice. Her voice is her tool, and we all know what that feels like if your tools go missing or they get taken away. How on earth are you going to utilize what your gift is, which is your tool? Now today I had the pleasure of talking to a very well-respected radio host and broadcaster, and she specifically talked about her voice being her tool and how much she needed to look after it. Now this was quite interesting because it's a topic in an area that I don't think it's been really spoken about to this level and depth because we went into spiritual attributes of what the voice holds. It holds power, it holds influence, it also holds expansion. So if you're not looking after it, what could possibly happen is that it becomes silenced, damaged, and even to the point where it's non-existent. Where are you looking after your tool? Where are you looking after what your gift is? What are you doing to keep it at its highest? You know, she had said that she doesn't go out late at night to loud places where she has to use her voice. She drinks warm clothes— she drinks warm drinks. And doesn't have cold drinks. These disciplines are what actually gets you to the next level. Now, I'm sure people like Celine Dion, who I don't personally know, she's had to sacrifice a lot of things, maybe not go to late-night parties, maybe not go to after-parties, maybe not do the things that she really wanted to do so she could look after her gift. You see, when you are amplifying your gift and your voice, you have to look after what you've been given. You have to nurture it. You have to take care of it. You have to love it even when you feel like you don't want to be a part of it. Sometimes you just want to give up, but the greatness of this is that every low and every high has such a learning experience for you. It's teaching something about you, your discipline. Are you getting up in the morning? Are you doing the things that you love? Are you learning? Are you expanding? This is all part of amplifying your gift and your voice. This is all part of the story. It's all part of your soul work. It's all part of what Her Voice Impacts is here, is to see you be the best and biggest version of yourself and to be inspired to take small steps towards what you really desire. I'm not asking you to jump and leap everywhere and then fall on your face. It's more about, I've taken that little small step. And now I'm going to take the next step. And then you start to see the road ahead, but it's all part of discipline. It's all part of becoming that version of yourself that is consistent and not needing outside exterior people or situations to push you. You can motivate yourself. You are your story, and your soul wants to be heard.
