Working within the community, making connections with businesses and nonprofits, and providing fun for families, is so rewarding.

I need to picture myself where I want to be. I will do my best to stay in my own lane.

I'm not helping myself get to good reads if I'm not looking at the overall theme of the script.

And as someone who started 'acting' as a little girl, this is what I love doing. I don't think that there is any 'right' way to be an actor.

I relax the most and give myself the freedom to just be me when I am in my small recording space.

How very funny that so many years later we had come to the point where that age gap from my high school years, somehow, mysteriously, shrunk

I think that's something to keep in mind, in business or in day-to-day life, to not just go on auto-pilot and forget about the 'why'.

The audit or Fly-On-The-Wall can be a great option when it comes to learning about voiceover.

Being busy for the sake of busy-ness is not the best way to reach goals. Working on one goal at a time is the best way to see progress.

It takes a village to create and nurture a special community.

A recent hike on a newly-opened-to-the-public trail on an estate and gardens near my home had a profound effect on me...

Looking at where I currently am standing may be the best way for me to move ahead.

The hustle and bustle that used to represent Christmas for me is no longer how I define the holidays.

Mind your manners? How about mind your reputation! When you think of Winter Holiday colors, you might think of green, red, blue, white...

Becoming too attached to a particular read can keep you from taking direction and improving.

A voice actor has to balance following the specs of a script, with being true to themself, to truly lift the words off of the page.

In voice acting, the job is more important than the title. In fact, changing it up now and then can actually be beneficial.

Planning ahead and gathering supplies and tools helps me be more productive. Visualizing the end helps me plan out a road map in my mind.

If you are finding yourself stuck and avoiding doing something, perhaps taking a few steps back and looking at a new approach will help.

If there is one thing that I learned from going through the pandemic, it's how much I need and value my connections with others.