I haven't posted much singing content yet because I don't feel that I'm *quite* yet to the point where it'd be enjoyable to listen to (and I usually sing to copyrighted stuff), but HOLY CRAP: the difference just 16 months of lessons and daily practice has made is huge.
I used to believe that singing was one of those talents that you're either born with or not (and I also believed that I was not). Taking lessons has convinced me otherwise - like most other things, it's a learn-able skill that nearly anyone can make a ton of progress in.
There are certainly people who have more natural talent and may reach a higher peak in their abilities, but we can all make big improvements. I can feel my throat doing things now that it was physically incapable of doing when I started. My range is also much wider (D2-A#5)
So if you've ever wanted to learn how to sing, go for it! Practice every day, record yourself, and get feedback from places like r/singing. And if you can afford a coach, I think it's worth the investment - I've found that it's a skill where expert feedback is VERY useful.
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