Two vitally important qualities. As my friend Mary McKitrick illustrates so beautifully on her blog, qualities that are highly valuable for voice actors.
Telling and listening
Two vitally important qualities. As my friend Mary McKitrick illustrates so beautifully on her blog, qualities that are highly valuable for voice actors.
I learn so much from so many in this wonderful journey of voice over. Many of those I simply aspire to know just half of what they’ve forgotten. Bob, you and Mary are among those who selflessly share and by so doing become an encouragement and blessing – probably, as in my case, without hearing enough feedback about how something you passed along was “just what I needed to know, hear, or commit to action” at “just the right time”.
I just started listening to “The Power Of Pull: How Small Moves, Smartly Made, Can Set Big Things In Motion”
http://www.deloitte.com/view/en_US/us/Insights/centers/centers-center-for-edge/Power-of-Pull/index.htm?id=USGoogle_PushPull_410&gclid=COSMyJf60aECFRMhDQodmBAf2Q
David Niall Willson “gets it”. I’m just trying to pay attention “in class”.
Thanks for blogging!
Joe,
Thank you for the very kind and encouraging comments.
Be well,
Bob