@GivingVoice
Perspectives on how we use our voice to amplify ideas and things that matter. Also @dbpardes for direct messages
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:18
Session 27: The Gift of Framing : how we offer up ideas to settle the soul
They sometimes could just cut us deeply and bleed us, and yet we need to survive. And it's so moving when somebody has the ability to deal with a topic in such a beautiful way that you can breathe with it. And it made me think of putting this post here in Giving Voice, which is a series I started several years ago, where every couple of months I add a session that talks about the power of words and how we speak
preethy uthup
@peeli · 1:03
Hi, Deborah. Yeah. The gift of framing of words is a very key element which I feel as a budding order and as from your point of perspective and view. Yeah. It gives the soul to that the war voice. And the idea gives a voice to someone else soul so that they understand where we come from and where the other person is being touched upon
HEMANT SHARMA
@hmnt · 4:59
I don't know why I'm not able to like I really want like a British or accent that can really encourage me to speak and of course I really want to enhance my just suggest me what the things because already I am very hardworking guy I am really putting my all efforts to do this. So please thank you
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Jayne Carson
@wsjayne · 1:29
I know we all try to debate them, we try to convince them. Some get a little aggressive about convincing them that they are right about their opinions. But I am confused about Frame. I'm not sure what you mean by frame but I do believe we all have a voice to be heard. I like this because I want to be the female Joe Rogan
souzan snores
@souzanalavi · 0:52
You. The first thing I thought of when I listened to your swell is that moment that you hear someone articulating something that you are experiencing or that you've experienced in the past and or you have been slightly overwhelmed or unable to really put it into words. Sometimes it's hard to believe, so it's hard to it into words