Messaging Voice messages

Explain the next step in your own voice.

Use voice messages when tone and a spoken explanation will help make your coaching response easier to understand.

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Voice messages

Sometimes speaking makes the point clearer.

A short written answer is not always the right fit. Voice messages give you another way to explain a coaching point while keeping the exchange in your workspace.

What this makes easier.

Add tone to the explanation

Let your voice carry the emphasis and reassurance that can be difficult to express in a short message.

Choose the right format

Use spoken feedback when it suits the point you want to explain and the client’s conversation.

Stay close to the work

Discuss training, nutrition or a next step in the same coaching workspace as your other messages.

Voice messages

How it fits your coaching day.

A practical way to use this capability in your coaching.

  1. Choose the main point

    Decide what the client needs to understand before recording your response.

  2. Explain it in your voice

    Send a focused explanation with the relevant context and a clear next step.

  3. Invite clarification

    Continue the conversation if the client needs another explanation or has questions.

Messaging

A message the client can respond to.

Voice messaging supports a conversation at different times. Send a spoken explanation, then continue from the client’s response.

Focus on what is useful now. One clear explanation can be easier to discuss than several unrelated instructions together.

An example in practice

An illustrative voice-message outline

Context
What the client asked about
Explanation
Why the next step makes sense
Close
What to discuss if anything is unclear

Give one useful explanation space in the conversation.

Illustrative product view

A little more detail.

When is a voice message useful?

Choose voice when a spoken explanation and its tone help you communicate the coaching point. Keep the message focused on what the client needs.

Is voice messaging a paid add-on?

No. Voice messages are included in every Mentorper plan with the other coaching features.

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