How to Find Your Voice and Express Your Unique Gifts (feat. Cynthia James)
The voice is about expression, communication, or a proclamation.
But many people are afraid to use it to talk about what they want, feel, think, or believe. They withhold for fear of being ridiculed, punished, or excluded – especially with the rise of cancel culture.
Today’s guest, Cynthia James, knows this—because that was her experience. She’s here to share what she learned from her seven decades of experience, trying to step into her power and find her own voice.
Cynthia James is a transformational specialist and the author of three award-winning and bestselling books. She has co-hosted a radio talk show, a television talk show and is a sought-after radio guest. An ordained licensed minister, she has facilitated hundreds of workshops, seminars, and keynotes, including Celebrate Your Life, Omega Institute, and Woman Arising. Cynthia has led events abroad in England and Ireland and facilitated pilgrimages to Peru, France and Italy.
During our conversation, Cynthia explains why our voice matters and how to use it to express new ideas that transform ourselves and others. She also offers advice on overcoming common obstacles and amplifying our voices so that we can be heard and create an impact.
Interview time stamps:
03:06 ︳Cynthia shares how her 70+ year journey shaped her into the person she is today
07:55 ︳What does our voice encompasses, and what it really means to find our voice
11:46 ︳Why it’s crucial to be discerning about what we consume online
12:55 ︳What stops us from expressing our voice (thoughts, feelings, beliefs, creative expression)
16:15 ︳Why we should be guided by your dharma (and not validation)
19:36 ︳Cynthia’s tools and tips to overcome blocks and to support us in revealing our authentic voice
24:00 ︳We attract people based on who we are (our personal frequency)
26:32 ︳Why bringing our varied voices and opinions can improve our world
32:52 ︳How each of us can contribute to the world using our voice
Learn more about Cynthia James and her book “Does my voice matter?“ at her website.
