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Find Your Voice
- Torree McGowan
- Jan 24, 2018
- 1 min read
I just received word another article has been accepted by KevinMD for publication. This was inspired by a good friend who unfortunately has found many people who have spoken out of prejudice and ignorance. I hated her stories of how unkind people can be, and reflected that I've rarely had a chance to hear that type of comment. When I do, I'm pretty quick to call it out. I #don'tallow people to get away with their racist, sexist, or otherwise hurtful comments. Can't wait to see what people think of the new article!
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I like how you explained the importance of finding your voice because many people struggle to express themselves clearly, especially when stress or doubt gets in the way. Your point about practicing communication in different settings is helpful since confidence usually grows through small daily conversations. It also makes sense how experience shapes the way we speak over time. For anyone who is building their voice in academic writing, using a Scopus Journal Publication Service can help with structure and formatting so you can focus more on developing clarity in your message, much like you described here.
That’s such a powerful message: speaking up against prejudice takes real courage. Your writing truly inspires others to find their voice and stand for what’s right. I’ve been exploring ways to express ideas better, too. Sometimes, I even pay someone to write blog posts from PaysomeoneTo for perspective and clarity.