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Voice Training: It's Never Too Late
Trivia: Who was the first African American woman elected to the U.S. Congress in 1968?
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June 21, 2025
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Today we’re sharing fun tips on voice training: it’s never too late, along with the best deals, fun trivia, and more!
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On this day in 1982, Prince William was born at St. Mary’s Hospital in London.
The first child of then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana, Prince William Arthur Philip Louis became second in line to the British throne at birth. His arrival was met with global celebration—and decades later, he remains a central figure in the modern royal family.
Voice Training: It’s Never Too Late
Strengthen your voice, boost your confidence, and enjoy the power of self-expression—at any age.
Many people think voice training is just for singers or young performers. But in reality, learning to use and care for your voice is something anyone can benefit from—no matter your age or background. Whether you want to speak more clearly, feel more confident in conversations, or simply enjoy a new hobby, voice training can be empowering, fun, and even therapeutic.
As we age, our voices naturally change. You might notice your voice feeling weaker, thinner, or more easily tired. This can be due to shifts in muscle tone, breathing patterns, or vocal cord flexibility. The good news? With regular practice and a little guidance, your voice can become stronger, more resilient, and more expressive.
Voice training focuses on breath control, pitch, tone, and articulation. It’s not about becoming someone else—it’s about learning how to use the voice you have in a healthier, more effective way. Daily vocal exercises, gentle stretches, and simple breathing techniques can improve vocal clarity and stamina. Just a few minutes a day can make a noticeable difference.
And it’s not just physical. Voice training can give you a renewed sense of confidence. Whether you're speaking up in a group, recording a podcast, reading stories to grandkids, or even giving a toast at a family event, a strong voice helps you feel heard—and that matters.
Best of all, it’s never too late to start. You can work with a vocal coach, join a community class, or find excellent online tutorials tailored to adult learners and beginners. Some people also enjoy joining choirs or storytelling circles, which combine social connection with vocal practice.
Voice training is about more than sound—it’s about presence, expression, and connection. And no matter your age, those things never go out of style.
🗣️ Have you ever tried voice training or vocal exercises? |
Yesterday’s Poll Results: Have you ever attended a wellness retreat?
Wellness retreats may be trending, but according to our latest poll, most readers are still on the fence. While 24% said a retreat is on their wish list and 13% would love to go with friends or family, a solid 58% shared that wellness getaways just aren’t their thing. Only 5% have attended one and loved it—proving that for many, self-care might still be best practiced close to home.
TOP COMMENTS
“I would love to go on a wellness retreat. I'd like to start with one on the east coast and then try one in Costa Rica.”
“Our daughter lives across the country now - this sounds like such a peaceful and relaxing vacation that we could all enjoy!”
“Worrying about my heath is nothing I want to share in a group setting. I’ll travel for play.”
Taoism & Graceful Aging
A way of embracing life's second act with calm, balance, and wisdom.
Taoism, the ancient Chinese philosophy centered on the Tao—or “the Way”—offers a gentle guide for aging with grace. It emphasizes living in harmony with life’s natural rhythms, accepting change rather than resisting it, and finding strength in simplicity and ease.
Key Taoist practices like tai chi, meditation, and mindful breathing nurture both body and spirit, improving balance, clarity, and emotional well-being—especially meaningful in our later years. By honoring principles like wu wei (effortless action), the balance of yin and yang, and the virtues of compassion and humility, many find these teachings ease anxiety and bring renewed purpose.
Whether it’s a quiet morning stretch, mindful breath, or simply letting the day unfold naturally, Taoism encourages us to age not by resisting time—but by flowing with it.
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Slang Phrase of the Day
Phrase: Tech bro
Meaning: A stereotype referring to a young, often male, tech industry worker—typically in startups or Silicon Valley—who embodies a blend of tech-savviness, ambition, casual dress code (think hoodies and sneakers), and a sometimes overconfident or bro-ish attitude toward business, innovation, and life.
In a sentence: “My grandson brought his new roommate to Sunday dinner—a real tech bro who talked about startups the whole time and wore sneakers with his suit!”
Good News of the Day
Astronomers Unveil the Sculptor Galaxy in a Dazzling Palette of 1,000 Colors
Astronomers have captured the most detailed image of the Sculptor Galaxy (NGC 253), revealing it in over 1,000 colors. Using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) and its Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (MUSE), researchers spent more than 50 hours observing the galaxy, stitching together over 100 exposures to create a comprehensive map spanning 65,000 light-years. This unprecedented image provides insights into the galaxy's internal structures, including star-forming regions and the outflow from its central black hole. The rich color variations correspond to different elements like hydrogen, oxygen, and sulfur, offering a deeper understanding of the galaxy's composition and dynamics.
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