For those who are keeping track, this is Part 3 of my story about how I transitioned from being a full-time voice over and blogger, to becoming an on-camera content creator. Click here to read Part 1, and click here

In my previous post “Finding a New Niche,” I started to outline my transition from being a full-time voice over and blogger, to someone searching for a different way to reach out to the world. Given my background and experience,

One year ago, I announced to the world that I was going to stop doing the two things most people knew me for: Voice overs, and blogging about it. For over twenty years I had been a pesky but predictable

March 26th, 2018 was no ordinary day. It was the day I nearly died of a stroke. In the sad list of leading causes of death in the USA, stroke takes fifth place. It’s also a leading cause of adult disability. You probably

I remember December and January as being slow months for a freelance business. Predictably slow. And yet, it was only a matter of time before I would see the worried posts from colleagues in a panic: “Did all my clients

November 5th 2024 marked our 3rd year of living in Vermont, and of loving every minute of it! Some well-meaning colleagues have called me “lucky,” and I feel fortunate indeed. But Lady Luck had very little to do with it.