How using the downward inflection can change the way you are percieved!

Amy shares the power of the downward inflection to command greater self-respect and get others to take you more seriously. Here Amy demonstrates and shows you how to master it to project gravitas.
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[@KatyVLOGS12]

Your hair is so beautiful - color of the mountains behind. So elegant!

[@tranthinh9129]

I really like the background, snowy and houses and trees , it's so beautiful

[@johnsmithysmith1930]

Fantastic video. Really captured the essence of downward inflection. And love your enthusiasm. Keep up the great work!

[@michaelm4153]

This was really helpful and guiding, i was really confused trying these lower inflection, and i really like your voice too, which makes this video more enjoyable

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Thanks Michael!

[@mohsenakhavan3500]

Hello, Thank you very much for this movie about inflection. By watching this movie you will understand the concept of inflection and especially download inflection. Please continue your movies. Great Joh !

[@azanzini]

very nice to see you Amy on youtube, and glad many more can enjoy these pills. I have fond memories of your training, and book. It was an eyeopener experience that led me to learn much more about communications, and myself.

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Hi Alessandro! Great to hear from you and delighted to know you’re keeping the learning alive! Wish you a great holiday season, Amy

[@anandkrishvvenkat5644]

Hello Ms Amy, You are so funny!!!! :) This video was very insightful. Thanks a lot for your valuable time!

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Thanks Anand!

[@aditya9711]

Thanks Amy, very helpful!

[@allenrk7053]

Amy, This was amazingly simple to understand. Fantastic Job :).

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Thanks Allen!

[@uniworkhorse]

This was so helpful, I was confused on how to do some voice exercises until I watched this!

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Awesome!

[@snout5384]

This was very well down, thanks for sharing

[@NetanelColish]

Thank you!

[@0subscriberswithnovideos]

Very helpful for actors!

[@bhushanhimself]

Much thanks Amy 🤩

[@YBGuy]

Great advice Amy!

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Great Video Amy, very helpful! Got to get over to Switzerland, looks beautiful.

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Thanks Michael! Wish you a good start to 2021, Amy

[@roswell6552]

Super cool video. Thanks for uploading!

[@AmyCarroll1000]

My pleasure Roswell!

[@amadeus4816]

Thanks Amy! this is truly Excellent! Dankeschön!

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Thanks Leopoldo!

[@Vishalforu]

Amazing explanation...thank you 🙏

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Thanks Phem!

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Excuse me … Prem!

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Get this lady some chocolate!

[@yarah9702]

this was helpful

[@kingdon4332]

Thank you, was really helpfull 😍

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Delighted to hear it!

[@DOOMER_WAVE]

this is how chills learned to speak for his youtube channel

[@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer]

Hi Amy, very nice. Can you put others too like Command, Curiosity, Statement and Question?

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Hi, I'm not clear what your question is exactly. Can you ask it differently? Thanks!

[@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer]

@@AmyCarroll1000 Hi and thanks for so prompt response. I am asking about upward inflection question or curiosity and no inflection for statement kind of things

[@AmyCarroll1000]

@@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer Yes, most speakers naturally use the upward inflection to imply a question which makes sense. Sometimes it's useful to use a downward inflection, even when asking a question in order to project confidence and gravitas. This is especially useful if you're interacting with someone who is appearing aggressive or intimidating!

[@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer]

@@AmyCarroll1000 I found your videos very value adding and interesting and appreciations for that...

[@patrichastevano8605]

The video is great. But is there any exercise to improve it

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Hi Patricha, Glad you liked the video. I wrote a newsletter which gives more guidance. It's newsletter number 42/ www.carrollcoaching.com/newsletters/ Cheers, Amy

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Hi Patricha, I never replied to you. This newsletter may help: mailchi.mp/carrollcoaching/mastering-the-downward-inflection-2118107 Cheers, Amy

[@LGTMshipit]

Is this anecdotal or is there any research which backs this up? For example a study that clusters salespeople into "up talkers" and "downward inflectors" then comparing those two conditions to their quarterly or annual sales figures.

[@JasonReagan84]

Does there have to be "official stamped research" for you to comprehend (and hear) the benefit to this? What about "anecdotes" do you find non-valuable?

[@LGTMshipit]

I think that someone forcing themselves to do eight weeks of daily training in order to transform the way they speak should have more than just a story of how little Johnny stopped watching TV when his mom changed the tone of her voice to go on. Consider also that uptalking is more commonly associated with women and some other cultures. Could it be that the suggestion that everyone adopt downward inflection is just sexist and racist? Is this something that just puts a disproportionate burden on women and people from other cultures? Is this something that has a real, measurable real-world impact on sales numbers, or is it just a grifter grifting? Let's also not forget that "Bond, James Bond" is a work of fiction. People do what he says because that's the way the story was written. Peer reviewed research would help separate a real world impact of inflection from a general opinion and personal preference that has no real-world impact. Could there have been factors other than downward inflection that caused Johnny to suddenly pay attention? Peer reviewed research could help separate "cargo cult" from real world impact. To be very clear, I'm not saying this downward inflection thing is not true, but I am pretty sure it's sexist and racist. If we're going to be walking around saying that this sexist and racist thing *IS* true it would be really cool to have more to go on than a single story of this one client whose son listened to her.

[@JasonReagan84]

@@LGTMshipit I feel like you're the type of person who wouldn't eat an apple unless there weren't 15 studies confirming it was healthy....some things are self evident, not everything, but some things.

[@LGTMshipit]

Hey Jason. It feels like I've struck a nerve here. I really didn't come here to get personally attacked or engage in a multi-stage flame war. I'm just going to bow out. Goodbye.

[@JasonReagan84]

@@LGTMshipit reading my words as "attack" or "flame war" is such an escalated perspective and tells me more about YOU than anything else. It's an epidemic today for even a simple question or altered perspective to be twisted into a "flame attack" and its such a sad state of reality

[@raven4442]

It's not about being seen as friendly, it's about being seen as weak and irritating. The upward inflection causes hostility and people ignoring or mistreating those who use it because it's extremely irritating and is used usually by those who are stupid, weak and not worth the time. It's not because people view it as friendly.

[@newbeginnings6103]

I don't hear a difference with my eyes closed with or without the smile

[@AmyCarroll1000]

Hi New Beginnings. Yes it can be tricky at first to hear it. Perhaps spend the next few days listening to radio announcers (BBC/NPR) or new reporters and see if you can start to hear when they sound like they are making a statment or asking a question (regardless of the words). Good luck!

[@Ghostridden]

How did you become a communication expert? I want to be one.