One of the biggest challenges for any serious singer is making sure that you're taking care of your voice by not straining or singing without pain. 

One of the quick wins that we get with singers typically is to free and heal a voice almost instantly. 

It's something we do with a singing straw.

When you use any of these quick strategies, It's not unusual for singers with major vocal pain or even past surgery to make a full recovery in the first two to three months. 

So whether it’s strain, tension, pain or past injury, it’s really important that you handle them really well.

So I want to give you these tips right now in the video above.

I hope that’s been useful for you today. Take good care and I’ll talk to you soon.

If you have any questions, reply to the end of any emails you get from us or hit the links below.

Roxie and Lucas from I Heart My Voice

P.S. Whenever you’re ready... here are 4 ways I can help you grow your voice and success:

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