The honest truth of life is: nobody knows what they’re doing. Sure, we each have our areas of expertise and knowledge but, in general, we’re just throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks. Tell me I’m wrong. A friend said to me, “Pretend you have the confidence of a mediocre white man!” (No offence, guys.) And she’s right: Fake it til you make it. Imposter syndrome, be damned!

It's been 3 years - THREE. YEARS! - since Dave and I left Pure Country 93. Can you believe that!? It seems like a lifetime ago now, but also feels just like yesterday. There were lots of reasons why I, personally, chose to leave. The main one being that my voiceover business (Voiced by Rachel) was taking off and I was able to support myself and not wake up at 3am anymore! But I knew there would be many things I'd miss.

Listen, I know that my services aren’t cheap. They’re not meant to be. I’m providing a high-quality service.

Building trust through professional networking; why sharing your contact list can harm your business.

There are many ways to build a voiceover recording studio in your home. This is a tour of my own custom-built home recording studio.

Perhaps you can relate if you've left one career to try something new. It's scary to redefine yourself and make way for a new identity.

I pulled the plug on working for the man! But it all came with a plan. Whether you have the luxury of making a plan, these tips will help!

“We’ll do everything we can.” When you have a solo, freelance business to run, it can’t stop when your life does.

Here’s what I’ve learned in my first year as a freelancer, after I quit 'workin' for the man.'

Here's how to get started in voice over. There is so much more than this, but it’s a good starting point.