I don’t have bad days. I really mean it. Sometimes bad things happen, but it’s up to me to decide whether I’ll let that make it a bad day. Yes, I know that sounds overly simplistic & optimistic, but it’s a principle I try to live by with mostly successful results. BTW I’m not talking about really bad things like a death in the family or something like that. I mean those little-ish things that have the potential to make your day spiral out of control. With that in mind, here a

I love voiceover conferences. The flying (I love airplanes), hotels, dining out, meeting new people, learning new things, I just love it all. I love voiceover conferences even more when I’m a presenter. It’s an amazing way to give back to the voiceover community, promote my brand, etc. This year I had the privilege of speaking at VO Atlanta. That’s me in the program. It makes me seem far cooler than I really am. This is me donating blood at the Red Cross Blood Drive at the h

Back in September I posted a blog about Facebook and my recent changes in how I manage my Facebook friends. Click here to read said entry. To recap, here are the three new things I’ve been doing on Facebook in an effort to improve the experience and reduce the time-suck factor: 1) I may not accept your friend request. 2) As soon as I accept your friend request, I will most likely un-follow you. 3) When I get a notification that’s it’s your birthday, I may un-friend you. As a

I talk fast. I always have. I guess it’s because I assume whomever I’m talking to will get bored so I gotta get everything in before they wander off. Unfortunately, that habit has carried over to my voiceover career. I have to make a conscious effort to slow down almost every time I step up to the mic. I mention this because last week at a recording session one of my fellow talents needed to leave as soon as possible to get to another engagement. There was a rotating cast of