[Your Voice - XVII]
Fun fact: Frankenstein is the name of the doctor, not the monster. The monster was called among other things, the Creature. Victor Frankenstein, a scientist that discovers a way to impart life into inanimate matter, pieces together a type of “dead” body and brings it to life with an electrical current.
Your voice is like this.
A haiku.
Book.
Note to a friend.
Speech.
Eulogy.
Prayer.
Or an important email.
We piece together words and grammatical notations to try to communicate something important. If it doesn’t include our unique voice it is lifeless. However, where there is voice, life begins to take shape. The inanimate objects that we’ve pieced together begin to stir and eventually stand up. It’s thrilling. Even scary.
Don’t settle for lifeless (voiceless) communication.
Your voice is the electrical current that gives words life.
