The Hero, The Sage, and The Individual – Bullhorn

https://bullhorncreative.com/blog/uncovering-your-brand-voice/

I have a choice about the voice I decide to speak with. What an amazing concept!! I speak to myself in a gentle, fatherly voice; with a kind heart, a loving demeanor, and a rational, inquiring stance.

But I often present myself to the world with a tremulous voice, filled with doubt, and wonder.

That’s a subject that requires intense meditation!!

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