Every voice actor starts out hating the sound of their own voice. But there is a secret technique that guarantees you'll get over it quickly.

Today, we’re diving into a topic that makes a lot of people squirm: criticism. Yeah, I know — not the easiest subject to talk about. But I promise, this conversation is going to help you grow — both as a voice actor and as a creative professional. Whether you're brand new to voiceover or you've been behind the mic for years, how you receive and respond to feedback can make or break your career.

VO scams have been around forever. But this new one on Linkedin is really going strong. Know what to look out for. The Linkedin Scammers are still at it, but with a twist.

In voiceover, branding can be tough, especially if you're new. When you're just starting out, you're often looking through a very narrow lens. Study what other voice actors are doing. Analyze what’s working — and what isn’t. Cast a wide net in your research.

How to shift from the "Broadcast" sound, to voice acting. It can be done!

Stop with the throat murder! You have to know how to be loud without damaging your instrument!

New voice actors have a deep well of questions when getting started. Thankfully, in many cases the answer is straightforward.

Casting agents can tell right away if you have "it". What is "it"? How do you know if you have "it"? There is a way to find out.

Your time as a business owner is valuable. When you quote a job, you're selling your time and expertise. Are you willing to say no?

I wish you all the success and all the luck with voiceover that you could ever, ever want. Kick ass, take some names, do it, make it happen.

So many new voice talent talk around themselves. You are your product, you are your business! It's time to sell your abilities and your...