Voice improvement is a holistic process that involves physical exercises, mental awareness, and healthy habits. Given your background as an ex-stammerer and your goal to become a voice trainer, these practices will be particularly beneficial, focusing on stability, resonance, and projection. Before You Start (Important!): Consult a Vocal Coach: This is the most crucial step, especially given your history. A professional vocal coach or speech-language pathologist can assess your current vocal habits, identify any lingering issues from stammering, and provide personalized guidance. They can correct techniques before they become ingrained bad habits. Vocal Health First: Never push your voice to discomfort or pain. If anything hurts, stop. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water throughout the day. Avoid excessive yelling, whispering, or clearing your throat forcefully. Get adequate rest. I. Foundational Practices: Breath, Posture, and Relaxation These are the bedrock of any h...