Have you noticed a decline in your voice as you have gotten older? Today I am talking about the fear many people experience when they start to notice a  their voice changing after 40.  The good news is, there are tools that can turn back the clock on the voice and keep it youthful and healthy. In this episode, I encourage listeners that proper care of the voice will allow it to last for a lifetime. 

People's voices can decline as they age, but there are measures that can be taken to ensure one's voice will last a lifetime. To illustrate this concept, the Clay compares the voice to a car. Some people pay a lot of money for performance vehicles. These vehicles are not built to last as long as an everyday, lower-priced car. This is also true for performance athletes; performance oriented sports like football or boxing have a limited shelf life, while sports like golf can be played effectively even as you age. There can also be extreme physical demands on singing in order to have an impressive voice, and singers like Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey were very hard on their own voices. The answer to having a powerful voice is found in the middle part of the voice which is often overlooked, especially by singers.

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Timestamps

00:00:00 Maintaining Your Voice Post 40: How to Turn Back the Clock on Your Voice

00:05:00 Exploring Ways to Maintain a Lasting Voice: Comparing the Voice to a Car

00:06:00 The Difference Between Performance and Longevity in Vehicles and Vocalists

00:11:00 The Impact of Vocal Technique on Singers' Voices

00:12:00 Reclaiming Your Voice: How to Achieve a Lasting Vocal Tone

00:17:00 Vocal Transformation: Take the First Step with my Free Five Day Vocal Bootcamp