In this video, I explore how deep female voices were once widely considered attractive, authoritative, and elegant, especially in British culture.Using examples from figures such as Joanna Lumley, Alexandra Bastedo, Vicki MichelleBeth Rigby, and Margaret Thatcher, we look at how vocal depth in women was associated with confidence, intelligence, and presence.The video reflects on changing beauty standards, vocal trends, media influence, and how modern perceptions of women’s voices differ from earlier decades. It’s not about imitation — but about understanding how voices carry cultural meaning.This clip may be of interest to those curious about:voice and identitygender and communicationBritish media historyaccent, tone, and authorityhow voices shape perceptionmusic by suno.ai#FemaleVoices#DeepVoices#VoiceAndIdentity#BritishCulture#JoannaLumley#MargaretThatcher#WomenInMedia#VocalPresence#VoiceHistory#Communication#AccentAndVoice#GenderAndVoice

In this short clip, I talk about the importance of journalling and how I use Noteshelf as a digital notebook for reflection, learning, and clarity.Journalling isn’t about writing perfectly — it’s about slowing your thoughts down, noticing patterns, and creating space to think. I walk through my Noteshelf setup and explain how journalling helps with focus, emotional processing, and personal growth, especially when learning languages or dealing with mental overload.If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or distracted, journalling can be a simple but powerful daily practice. This video shows how digital journalling can fit naturally into everyday life.🖊️ Topics covered:– Why journalling matters– Digital journalling vs paper– Using Noteshelf for reflection– Journalling for learning and clarity– Building a simple daily habit#journalling#journalingpractice#digitaljournaling#noteshelf#dailyjournaling#reflection#learninghabits#mentalclarity#writingpractice

In this video, I talk about journalling as a quiet, practical way of moving through difficulty, using the app Noteshelf as part of my daily writing practice.I also read one of my own poems, O Looming Angel, which explores the moment when suffering or trial becomes a turning point — the point where something difficult begins to lift us to a new level of awareness. The poem uses the angel as a metaphor, not as something distant or abstract, but as a presence that appears at the edge of change.This video is for anyone who:Uses journalling to think, process, or reflectWrites during times of uncertainty or transitionIs interested in poetry as a tool for inner clarityFeels that difficulty often carries meaning, even if it doesn’t feel that way at firstThere’s no instruction here — just reflection, writing, and presence.#journalling#journalingpractice#writingthroughpain#poetryreading#creativejournaling#writingaspractice#noteshelf#innergrowth#poetryandhealing#reflection#writingprocess#quietgrowth