In this episode of Being Heard, Isaac and Thorald explore the other half of the voice: reception. Not just how we express ourselves, but how we listen, receive, and hold space for our own sound. They talk about "small voices," the scared, unsupportive parts of us that often do the listening instead of our true, big voice, and how learning to widen that listening changes everything. Thorald opens up about his own journey with OCD and the small voices that once had the microphone, sharing how he learned to turn around, take the risk, and slowly rebuild his relationship with reception and self-care. Together they guide listeners through a short practice for meeting a small voice with compassion instead of avoidance, and close with a reminder: you can only sing what you can hear. If this conversation resonates, our Coming Home to Your Voice cohort begins September 7th with Master Coach Hannah Grant. Scholarships are available to apply for right on the page. 👉 https://brotherskoren.com/cominghome And if you're ready to go even deeper, Songwriter's Journey is our 7 month group experience for writing, recording, and fully claiming your voice through original song. Reach out through our Connect page and let's talk about what that journey could look like for you. 👉 https://brothers-koren.mykajabi.com/connect

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