Making the most of your limited practice/learning time for VO Artists, Narrators and those who want to be. How to find and use your time to learn more, in less overall time.

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" isn't great advice in many cases. Outside of operating systems, you can reap substantial benefits by staying close to the front. Business results tend to favor the bold... re-thinking your strategies is a win for you. Move now? or wait? It's up to you.

  When should you learn when you don't have time to do it? How do you find additional time? When will the timing be right? We explore options for "Residual Time" in this episode.

Great sounding audio IS always our goal, and methods vary to get it there. However, too many people think if "it sounds good to them" that means it sounds good to everybody. So many moving parts, let's make sure you're on the right track.

The Outline for Narration Success: How one narrator went from startup to major publishers booking him 9 months out, in a few years. I'm inspired by his work ethic.

How do you get closer to perfection in your voicing/performance/tech? How much needs to be done? Where's the best place to focus and grow in the shortest possible time?

How do you get closer to perfection in your voicing/performance/tech? How much needs to be done? Where’s the best place to focus and grow in the shortest possible time? We all make trade-offs, which one serves us best while growing our Voice Over business (and life)?

How's your thinking? Are you improving as fast as you can? How you think about voice over, performance, tech issues and life has a huge impact on your success.

A summarized retrospective of my start in audio, performance, and learning how to listen and teach others. The only episode providing my condensed background, training, and life experiences that provided the foundation to coach thousands of others in the art and science of audio excellence.