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Recording Voice Messages Will Make You a Better Person
Replace texting with voice recording for effortless self-improvement
My favourite self-improvement hacks are those that integrate seamlessly with daily life. I don’t have to force them. They disguise as mundane activities — but can be seized as fantastic opportunities for growth.
As you go about your day, you have a chance to up your game at every turn. How you do anything is how you do everything, remember? Every moment is a possibility to realize that.
Take personal communication. Every day, you send tens, if not hundreds, of messages. You speak to your partner, your kids, the cashier and your dog. You make calls, share images and choose the emojis to reflect your mood.
But have you tried recording voice messages as a deliberate way of communicating? If not, I encourage you to try. Since I started doing it, not only has my communication become faster and more efficient. Voice recording also forces me to express myself in new ways. It improves the way I think and talk.
These three things are likely to happen when you start recording yourself as a way of communication.
