Genres like medical narration, e-learning, audiobooks, and corporate narration are experiencing unprecedented growth.

“It sounds like you’re recording in a shower, get your recording space treated.”

This photo has absolutely nothing to do with the following article. We're just talking about an unavoidably rough topic so... eye-bleach.

If you’ve lost work because of the coronavirus and have been interested in voice-over/podcasting, please reach out- I can help.

It consistently blows my mind when I find out that folks have spent hundreds of dollars on equipment but don’t have a business plan.

I'm often asked how one can determine who's legit and who's a slimy salesperson. That inspired me to create this list of 30 pros to follow!

Being self-employed is like owning a business without a partner or manager... it's not an impossible task but it sure is a difficult one!

And when we look at the numbers it's easy to see why. I created these infographics to demonstrate the necessity of these two mediums...

What is voice-over training? What is a session like? Take a peek into one of my recent training sessions with my student, Tom, & find out!

If I prospect 5 days a week & follow the traditional rule of “reach out to 25 new prospects a week” that puts me at 100 emails/calls a month

There's one easy way to make yourself more visible to clients, particularly in the city you work in. You don't need an EIN, it's free...

Why do so many new voice-over talents give up within their first year? It almost always comes down to a couple of things...

This group will be an accountability and motivational group to help you meet your goals. This is also a study group and training group...

Embrace and adapt with the ever-expanding world of voice-over.

All attendees will be entered to win one complimentary 30-minute training session with me. One winner will be selected at the end of the Q&A

The simple fact of the matter is that to-do lists work just like everything else- and their efficacy is based purely on your work style...

Before I decide to take on a new student, we have a complimentary consultation. That looks a little something like this...

In 2020 I think the term “networking” has evolved. The goal isn’t to get A client. You want to find THE client.

Are your emails like introducing yourself to a guest in your store or are you banging on someone's door, selling them super sharp knives?

Were you looking for voice-over training or a used car? A coach shouldn’t be pestering or pressuring you to sign up with them.