Success or Failure?

Why Do So Many Voiceover Actors Fall Short of their Goals?
dotThey don’t take personal responsibility for doing the job right.
dotThey don’t go the extra mile to please those for whom they work.
dotThey didn’t have sufficient talent in the first place.
dotThey over-think or over-intellectualize the process.
dotThey bring their egos into the studio with them.
dotThey gossip and badmouth other voiceover actors or producers.
dotThey are impatient with direction and want to do the job their own way.
dotThey don’t continue to grow and develop their talent.
dotTheir work in the studio doesn’t match what was represented on their demo.
dotThey lack good manners and common courtesy.
dotThey are unable to empathize.
dotThey don’t put in the time to develop and promote what they do as a business.
dotThey don’t plan and use their time efficiently.
dotThey don’t work hard or consistently enough on marketing themselves.
dotThey rest on their laurels and don’t practice.

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