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What Wordle Can Teach You About Voice Over Success
Wordle isn’t just fun—it’s packed with lessons for voice over success. Simplicity, daily practice, and small wins can help your business thr


Voice Over Book Recommendations
These books are in my personal library right now and I am proud to recommend them as great resources for anyone starting out in voice over.


Reignite Your Creative Spark and Find Your Voice Over Flow
Feeling stuck in your voice over career? Recharge your creativity by stepping away, playing at the mic, and connecting with supportive peers


Pilar's Journey Part 2
In this episode, Anne & Pilar continue Pilar’s Journey from starting over in Miami to finding her way into the booth...


Watch This Before You Start Podcasting
Boost your podcast with great audio, engaging content, and consistent episodes. Follow these expert tips to grow your audience and stand out


Failing Forward
In this Bonus Episode, Anne & Erikka J teach you how to fail fast + often, because whether we like it or not, it’s the key to success…


Pilar’s Journey Part 1
In this episode, Anne & Pilar start the Boss Voces series at the beginning: Pilar’s Journey to telenovela star + bilingual voice talent.


5 Lessons Every Entrepreneur Can Learn From The Super Bowl
Big game or big business? Sometimes the best lessons can come from the most unlikely places. Here are five lessons for success.


Ask Your Voice Over Clients the Right Questions
Asking the right questions upfront can make all the difference between a smooth, professional job and frustrating back-and-forth revisions.


Skillbank
In this bonus Modern Mindset episode, Anne speaks with Mehak Vohra, CEO and Founder of Skillbank, a media bootcamp + life-long community…


How to Answer Common Voice Over Client Questions
Clients will ask about pricing, turnaround time, and revisions. Be prepared with clear answers to set expectations and build trust.


Relax and Read Better: A Simple Trick for Smoother Voice Over
Tension makes your reads sound forced. A simple shrug before speaking can release tension, helping you sound natural and more believable.
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