Podcasts about Clauss

Send us a text[Todd] Smallie [of The Other Brothers] has frequently collaborated with Colorado pianist Ryan Benthall, who has played with various Colorado groups. One of Benthall's groups is Phoebe Nix, formed in 2014 in New Jersey by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Christopher Clauss. Combining funk and jazz sensibilities, the group serves as Clauss's primary vehicle for his original songs.In this episode of the podcas, we take a deeper dive into the project Phoebe Nix that we didn't take in the Music of the Mountains column focusing on their opening performance at The Caribou Room!  Thank you for listening to The Mountain-Ear Podcast, featuring news and culture from peak to peak! Additional pages are linked below!If you want to be involved in the podcast or paper, contact our editor at info@themountainear.com or our podcast host at media@themountainear.com! Head to our website for all of the latest news from peak to peak! SUBSCRIBE ONLINE and use the coupon code PODCAST for A 10% DISCOUNT for ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS! Find us on Facebook @mtnear and on Instagram @mtn.ear! Listen and watch on YouTube today! Share this podcast around! Scroll near the bottom of our website's homepage or visit the podcast's main hub on Buzzsprout!Thank you for listening!

Send us a textZach Hedstrom moved to Fourmile Canyon around five years ago. Around that time, he and other musicians in the area started hosting gatherings to jam and enjoy each other's company. Eventually, this gathering of people started playing local venues as a group, and thus, Canyon Collective was born.The name Canyon Collective comes from the rotating lineup of the group. While there are core members who consistently play in Canyon Collective, there are also many musicians who jump in and out of the group that live in and around Fourmile Canyon, creating a welcoming environment for local musicians.Hedstrom describes the group as a “high-energy global groove funk band,” as they play music primarily rooted in funk with various global influences such as Latin, West African, and reggae rhythms. In regards to core members, Hedstrom plays drums, Christopher Clauss plays bass, Ryan Benthall plays keyboard, Eshan Escoffery plays trombone, Matthew Wilkolak plays trumpet, Derek Miles plays guitar, and Greg[g] Freeman serves as the percussionist. Thank you for listening to The Mountain-Ear Podcast, featuring news and culture from peak to peak! Additional pages are linked below!If you want to be involved in the podcast or paper, contact our editor at info@themountainear.com or our podcast host at media@themountainear.com! Head to our website for all of the latest news from peak to peak! SUBSCRIBE ONLINE and use the coupon code PODCAST for A 10% DISCOUNT for ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS! Find us on Facebook @mtnear and on Instagram @mtn.ear! Listen and watch on YouTube today! Share this podcast around! Scroll near the bottom of our website's homepage or visit the podcast's main hub on Buzzsprout!Thank you for listening!

Send us a textCurious about how the nervous system shapes our overall health, especially in children? This episode uncovers the groundbreaking work of Dr. Rhiannon, a specialist in neuro-focused chiropractic, who promises to redefine your understanding of chiropractic care. Dr. Rhiannon sheds light on how her practice diverges from traditional approaches by emphasizing the nervous system over musculoskeletal adjustments and explains why the notorious "cracking" sound isn't the core of effective therapy. TakeawaysChiropractic is not just about cracking bones, but about restoring optimal nervous system function.A neurotonal approach focuses on neurological indicators for adjustments and individualized care plans.Insight scans assess heart rate variability, thermal activity, and neural motor system function.Dr. Clauss primarily focuses on children to optimize their nervous system development.She teaches workshops and events to educate the public about the importance of a healthy nervous system.CONNECT WITH DR. RHIANNONWEBSITEINSTAGRAMFACEBOOKYOUTUBESupport the showIf you like this episode, please be sure to subscribe everywhere you listen to podcasts! FOLLOW ME on INSTAGRAM Check out the WEBSITE Help support this podcast by buying me a cup of coffee. I need it to stay awake editing! BUY ME COFFEE

Ingo Wolf and Scarlett Clauss introduce Osmium, the world's rarest precious metal, and explain why supplies of the ultra-valuable crystalline version are set to become unobtanium by 2026. The duo discuss what makes osmium a unique asset for both investment purposes and the jewelry market, the three distinct phases of the osmium market, why there isn't enough osmium left on the planet to keep crystallizing it, and much more.Learn more about Osmium: https://www.osmium-world-council.com/en/pressespiegel/Disclaimer: Commodity Culture was compensated by the Osmium Institute for producing this interview. Nothing contained in this video is to be construed as investment advice, do your own due diligence.Follow Jesse Day on X: https://x.com/jessebdayCommodity Culture on Youtube: https://youtube.com/c/CommodityCulture

C'est la claque du début de saison ! L'OGC Nice s'est imposé 8-0 face à l'AS Saint-Étienne hier soir. Un résultat historique avec six des huits buts marqués en première période. Est-ce une démonstration des Aiglons ou le reflet de Verts pitoyables ? Franck Haise est arrivé à Nice l'été dernier mais sa patte est déjà perceptible. Avec deux victoires sur les trois derniers matches et avant l'Europe êtes-vous confiants pour le Gym ? Sous sa houlette, des joueurs renaissent après des passages compliqués (Clauss, Ndombélé), est-il actuellement le meilleur coach français du championnat ? Le Paris Saint-Germain se déplace ce soir à Reims avec un effectif remanié. Quelle compo attendez-vous en Champagne ? Avec les blessures de Ramos et Asensio, est-ce la dernière chance pour Randal Kolo Muani ? Qu'avez-vous pensé de ses deux dernières entrées en jeu avec Paris ? Ne manquez pas les coups à tenter du jour avec notamment le Real Madrid de Kylian Mbappé.

Le Paris Saint-Germain s'apprête à recruter le jeune milieu du Benfica Joao Neves. Une bonne nouvelle pour le PSG ? Joao Neves est-il le nouveau Verratti dans son style de jeu ? Son duo avec Vitinha fait-il du milieu du PSG le milieu du futur ? Sont-ils complémentaires ? Quelle importance pour Warren Zaïre-Emery ? Le PSG doit-il encore recruter au milieu ? On parle également du départ de Jonathan Clauss de l'OM pour Nice. Que retenir de son aventure à l'Olympique de Marseille ? Son départ est-il logique ? L'OM doit-il recruter à sa place ? Pensez-vous que Clauss peut renaitre avec Haise ?

A really fun conversation with Jane about her amazing career as a host, CBS news anchor and nationally known DIY expert on such shows as NBC's The TODAY Show, FOX Good Day, and HSN to name a few. Jane explains why being a radio host for 4 hours a day early on in her career was so instrumental to her success on TV. Hear what makes Jane such a GREAT interviewer. Jane also has a really fun story about how as a young girl she knew TV was her life-calling. Jane explains what the keys are to being a do-it-yourselfer. Jane coined the term “UpCrafting” as her passion to refashion, refurbish, recreate and reuse sweeps the nation. She was repurposing before repurposing was cool. 

"QUI C'EST ?" : la boulette de TF1 avec la mère de Jonathan CLAUSS

Débrief de France - Luxembourg, match amical de préparation à l'Euro 2024. La France s'impose tranquillement face au Luxembourg (3-0) grâce à des buts de Kolo Muani, Clauss et Mbappé. 

Un acteur du monde du foot est l'accusé du soir. Il est ensuite défendu avant le verdict du juge.

La saison s'achève sur une 8ème place, sans Coupe d'Europe...Une saison très compliquée qui ne sera pas sans conséquence pour cet été !Une nouvelle révolution arrive à l'OM !La masse salariale va baisser, des joueurs trop limités vont partir…Que doit faire le club cet été ?Débat avec Thibaut Giangrande, Rolland Courbis et Walid Acherchour

Pas de coupe d'Europe la saison prochaine !Sauf miracle, L'OM ne jouera que le championnat en 2024-2025…Conséquence de la 9ème défense de l'année à l'extérieur, 1-0 à Reims…Une saison sans Europe, est-ce vraiment catastrophique ? C'est notre débat de la semaine

Lendemain difficile pour le Paris Saint-Germain. Après la défaite en quart de finale aller 3-2 face au FC Barcelone, le PSG est en ballotage défavorable avant le match retour en Catalogne mardi prochain. Le PSG est-il éliminé ou peut-il compter sur un retour en forme de Mbappé ? Voyez-vous les Parisiens inverser la tendance ? Le week-end sans match est-il une force ou une faiblesse ? Donnarumma est-il une limite pour cette double confrontation ? L'OM joue son quart de finale aller ce soir sur la pelouse du Benfica en Europa League. La saison de l'OM se joue-t-elle ce soir ? Qu'ambitionner quand on connait l'importance des absences de Clauss ou Sarr ? Ne manquez pas les coups à tenter avec le LOSC qui affronte Aston Villa en Europa League Conference.

À 6 journées de la fin, l'OM est 8ème de Ligue 1 et incapable d'élever son niveau contre ses concurrents aux places européennes.Pour l'instant, les Marseillais s'accrochent à leur ¼ finale de Coupe d'Europe.  Ont-ils les ressources pour se relever et finir en trombe ?La saison de l'OM est-elle déjà ratée ?  Débats avec Nicolas Jamain, Florent Germain et Rolland Courbis

La trêve internationale refermée, la Ligue 1 reprend ses droits avec une 27e journée alléchante sur le papier et notamment deux affiches au programme : Lille-Lens en ouverture vendredi et le Classique OM-PSG en clôture dimanche. Avant de recevoir Rennes en demi-finale de Coupe de France mercredi prochain et le Barça en quart aller de Ligue des champions dans 10 jours, quel visage afficheront les Parisiens ? Mbappé, sifflé par une partie du Vélodrome avec les Bleus, sera-t-il titulaire pour ce qui pourrait être son dernier "Clasico" ? Marseille, enfin, peut-il créer la sensation avec un effectif décimé, en défense notamment (Rongier, Sarr, Clauss, Murillo et Meïté forfaits, Gigot et Onana très incertains, Gueye, Garcia et Balerdi douteux ? Écoutez la présentation de ce match avec Florian Gazan et Hugo Amelin, le correspondant de RTL à Marseille.

Les footballeurs parlent aux footballeurs ! « Rothen s'enflamme », le rendez-vous des passionnés du ballon rond revient pour une deuxième saison ! Jérôme Rothen animera des débats enflammés avec sa Dream Team d'anciens joueurs composée d'Emmanuel Petit, Lionel Charbonnier, Éric Di Meco, Mathieu Bodmer, Mathieu Valbuena et Jean-Michel Larqué. Julien Cazarre sortira cette saison encore, des infos exclusives toujours avec son humour et sa plume acérée. En cette année de Coupe du Monde de football, Jérôme Rothen et Jean-Louis Tourre s'entourent d'un casting 5 étoiles avec le grand retour de Juninho (déjà présent lors de la Coupe du Monde au Brésil en 2014), et les arrivées de Patrice Evra, Steven Nzonzi, Mamadou Niang et Jérémy Ménez.

Les footballeurs parlent aux footballeurs ! « Rothen s'enflamme », le rendez-vous des passionnés du ballon rond revient pour une deuxième saison ! Jérôme Rothen animera des débats enflammés avec sa Dream Team d'anciens joueurs composée d'Emmanuel Petit, Lionel Charbonnier, Éric Di Meco, Mathieu Bodmer, Mathieu Valbuena et Jean-Michel Larqué. Julien Cazarre sortira cette saison encore, des infos exclusives toujours avec son humour et sa plume acérée. En cette année de Coupe du Monde de football, Jérôme Rothen et Jean-Louis Tourre s'entourent d'un casting 5 étoiles avec le grand retour de Juninho (déjà présent lors de la Coupe du Monde au Brésil en 2014), et les arrivées de Patrice Evra, Steven Nzonzi, Mamadou Niang et Jérémy Ménez.

Deux victoires en une semaine ! L'OM n'avait pas connu pareille série depuis deux mois et demi. Une qualification pour les huitièmes de finale de Ligue Europa, une belle victoire contre Montpellier… Les débuts de Jean-Louis Gasset se déroulent parfaitement.Pour autant, quel est l'impact réel du nouveau coach dans le redressement de l'OM ?  L'After Marseille lance le débat !Présenté par Thibaut Giangrande  Avec Rolland Courbis et Florent Germain   

Une actu sportive, un débat, et deux camps : c'est le bras de fer des GG ! Nos "Grands Gueules du Sport" s'affrontent à coup d'arguments... Mais à la fin, c'est vous les auditeurs, qui choisissez l'équipe victorieuse !

Les mauvais résultats ont eu raison de Gennaro Gattuso, qui laisse sa place à Jean-Louis Gasset sur le banc marseillais.Qu'attendez-vous de la mission de 4 mois du nouveau coach ? Croyez-vous au redressement de l'OM avec l'ex-sélectionneur de la Côte d'Ivoire ?Débats avec Gilbert Brisbois, Rolland Courbis et Florent Germain 

Jérôme Rothen se chauffe contre un autre consultant, un éditorialiste ou un acteur du foot.

MBAPPÉ au REAL, c'est SIGNÉ ! BENATIA enfonce CLAUSS, GATTUSO sur le départ... c'est la crise à l'OM ! La revue de presse... Le journal du foot et du mercato N°1462 est en ligne ! Abonnez-vous !

La gestion du cas de Jonathan Clauss a été chaotique du côté de l'Olympique de Marseille. Mis sur le marché des transferts dans les derniers jours du mercato, le latéral serait sur le point de se voir offrir une offre de prolongation. Que faut-il y comprendre ? Nos journalistes Maxime Dupuis et Cyril Morin sont circonspects.Retrouvez aussi des sujets sur le Parc des Princes et l'Olympique Lyonnais dans le FC Stream Team : le podcast.Le FC Stream Team est une émission d'Eurosport FC. Bonne écoute ! Réalisation : Hadrien Hiault - Graphisme : Marko Popovic Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Cette semaine dans le FC Stream Team, Maxime Dupuis et Cyril Morin échangent autour de trois sujets : le Parc des Princes, Jonathan Clauss et l'Olympique Lyonnais. Dans le premier sujet (04:00), il est question du Paris Saint-Germain qui a décidé de quitter son enceinte historique de la Porte de Saint-Cloud. Le club de la capitale va-t-il vraiment partir ? Ou s'agit-il d'un énième coup de pression de la part du président Nasser Al-Khelaïfi vis-à-vis de la Mairie de Paris ? On en discute.Dans le deuxième sujet (15:47), direction Marseille avec le cas Jonathan Clauss. Le latéral marseillais a été mis sur le marché des transferts à la toute fin du mercato hivernal. Sans succès. Et désormais il serait sur le point de se voir offrir une prologation de contrat. Que faut-il comprendre ? Enfin, place à l'Olympique Lyonnais pour conclure (24:40). L'OL qui s'est qualifié pour les quarts de finale de la Coupe de France et qui semble aller mieux. De là à voir les joueurs de Pierre Sage accrocher l'Europe via la Ligue 1 ? Pas sûr selon nos journalistes. Le FC Stream Team est une émission d'Eurosport FC. Bonne écoute ! Réalisation : Hadrien Hiault - Graphisme : Marko Popovic Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

À peine le mercato hivernal terminé que le prochain se prépare. Et parmi les clubs qui préparent leurs dossiers en amont, il y a le Real Madrid. Le club Merengue qui, en plus du cas Mbappé, travaille déjà sur d'autres arrivées pour l'été prochain. Parmi les coups tentés, le Français Leny Yoro et le Canadien Alphonso Davies. Avec une saison satisfaisante en championnat et potentiellement un parcours en Ligue des Champions, le Real Madrid deviendrait-il imbattable avec ces renforts ? Que pensez-vous de la politique de recrutement de Florentino Perez ? Les profils sont-ils adéquats ? On parle également de l'Olympique de Marseille qui joue ce soir face à Metz. Retour sur le cas Jonathan Clauss et la gestion de la fin du mercato de Pablo Longoria concernant son latéral droit. Le traitement était-il mérité ? Quelle influence pour la suite de la saison de l'OM ? Marseille peut-il réaliser ses objectifs sans un bon Jonathan Clauss ? Ne manquez pas les coups à tenter du soir avec le match de Marseille et de Dortmund.

Jérôme Rothen se chauffe contre un autre consultant, un éditorialiste ou un acteur du foot.

Un acteur du monde du foot est l'accusé du soir. Il est ensuite défendu avant le verdict du juge.

Chaque jour, écoutez le Best-of de l'Afterfoot, sur RMC la radio du Sport ! L'After foot, c'est LE show d'après-match et surtout la référence des fans de football depuis 15 ans ! Les rencontres se prolongent tous les soirs avec Gilbert Brisbois et Nicolas Jamain avec les réactions des joueurs et entraîneurs, les conférences de presse d'après-match et les débats animés entre supporters, experts de l'After et auditeurs. RMC est une radio généraliste, essentiellement axée sur l'actualité et sur l'interactivité avec les auditeurs, dans un format 100% parlé, inédit en France. La grille des programmes de RMC s'articule autour de rendez-vous phares comme Apolline Matin (6h-9h), les Grandes Gueules (9h-12h), Estelle Midi (12h-15h), Super Moscato Show (15h-18h), Rothen s'enflamme (18h-20h), l'After Foot (20h-minuit).

Autour de Philippe Sanfourche, retrouvez Sébastien Tarrago, Bertrand Latour et Baptiste Desprez pour 1h30 de débat. Au sommaire ce 03/02/2024 : - Mbappé en route pour le Real Madrid ? - ⁠Lyon : ce mercato lance-t'il le redressement ? - ⁠À quoi joue l'OM avec Clauss ? Va-t-il en ressortir plus fort ou affaibli ? A 20h, les débats flash avec Carine Galli : - ⁠Foot ou rugby, les JO fragilisent-ils nos sélections ? - ⁠la Côte d'Ivoire va-t-elle gagner sa CAN ? - ⁠Ito accusé d'agression sexuelle. Présomption d'innocence ou principe de précaution : peut il encore jouer ? - Franck Haise recentré à Lens. Est ce l'amorce d'un départ ? Ecoutez On refait le match du 03 février 2024 avec Philippe Sanfourche.

Le sujet fort de l'actualité foot du jour vu par Jérôme Rothen et la Dream Team.

À quoi ressemblera l'effectif de l'Olympique de Marseille pour la deuxième partie de saison ? L'attaquant portugais Vitor Vitihna, en sérieux manque de réussite à l'image de son improbable raté contre Monaco, va-t-il être prêté au Genoa ? Jonathan Clauss est-il vraiment poussé vers la sortie ? Y aura-t-il d'autres recrues dans les dernières heures de ce mercato hivernal après l'arrivée, notamment, du nantais Quentin Merlin ? À quoi joue (encore) Pablo Longoria ? Autour de Florian Gazan, retrouvez Éric Silvestro pour tenter de décrypter cette partie de "Monopoly" aux abords du stade Vélodrome.

Ready to confront the cold, hard truth about the financial investments necessary to forge a successful career in the voiceover industry? Tune into today's episode, where we pull back the curtain on the often glossed-over monetary aspects and break down the costs associated with making your voiceover dreams a reality. We tackle the burning question of how much it truly costs to get started in this competitive field, and underscore the commitment required to make it a sustainable career. Get ready for an honest exploration of the give and take required to make it in voiceover, including the virtue of frugality, the benefits of community involvement, and the necessity of budgeting for risks and technological advancements. Let's get real about the dolLaurs and sense of voiceover. 00:01 - Intro (Announcement) It's time to take your business to the next level, the boss level. These are the premier business owner strategies and successes being utilized by the industry's top talent today. Rock your business like a boss a VO Boss. Now let's welcome your host, Anne Ganguzza.  00:20 - Anne (Host) Hey everyone, welcome to the VO Boss podcast and the Boss Superpower 00:01 - Intro (Announcement) It's time to take your business to the next level, the boss level. These are the premier business owner strategies and successes being utilized by the industry's top talent today. Rock your business like a boss a VO Boss. Now let's welcome your host, anne Gangusa.  00:20 - Anne (Host) Hey everyone, welcome to the VO Boss podcast and the Boss Superpower series. I'm here with my amazing boss co-host, la La Peters. Hey La, hey Annie, welcome back, I'm excited. Yay, oh La, let's talk this week about money, money, money, money, money money. How much does voiceover cost? Oh, you mean, I get that question. How much is it going to cost me? How much do I have to invest? How much does it cost? I think we should have a discussion on the financial side of things, because that's something that most people don't want to think about it. They don't want to talk about it A lot of times. They don't want to spend it or invest it. Yes, yes, yes.  01:09 - Lau (Co-host) I like to liken it to any other profession out there, and preferably the most expensive professions to get into. For instance, if I want to be a financial advisor and I'm going to go through college and then graduate school, and then I'm going to invest my money, my tuition, in my education, and then I'm going to invest my money to purchase my tools, then I'm going to invest money to get my either brick and mortar or online presence. Guess what? I've spent a lot of money for that type of profession, and not just a few hundred bucks.  01:44 - Anne (Host) No.  01:45 - Lau (Co-host) Not just a few thousand either.  01:47 - Intro (Announcement) Exactly, exactly.  01:49 - Lau (Co-host) I always set it up that way and just to give perspective to people that this is really a profession, it's a viable career. But also the truth is and I can say this because I live this myself it's a drop in the bucket compared to becoming a doctor or becoming a banker or becoming even SCPA a drop in the bucket.  02:12 So just to kind of keep that in mind up front. It's not an overnight success career. It's not a I don't have to spend any money but I can make a ton of money out of it. It's not that kind of career at all, and it's good we kind of put it out there, annie, and be honest about it, right?  02:30 - Anne (Host) Okay, so what are the popular topics to talk about in voiceover? Well, how can I be a character actor? How can I get my demo and start making money? But, in reality, all the other aspects of being a voice actor and having a business are going to require financial investment one way or the other, and we really shouldn't expect that it's going to be cheap. I don't have a lot of money, but I want to be a voice actor, so can you help me? Well, I think that we really just need to sit back and have a dose of reality where, as you mentioned before, voice acting is a career, and for many other careers, we invest our money. We've invested our money in education, we invest our money in inventory, in storefronts, in product, whatever that is. We invest our money, and the same is true for voiceover. And so if you are coming into voiceover without any money to spend, I think you need to rethink that decision.  03:31 - Lau (Co-host) Yeah, I would say that money should go along, in your mind, with the other types of investment that you're going to be giving to this Family time. What is the time investment? What are the sacrifices that you will be making in order to launch your career and keep it viable and keep it sustainable? I mean, what are you investing into this? How about just energy? How about talking about energy investment? It all goes along with your money. So don't think, oh, if I throw 50,000 at this, I'm going to be rich and famous. No, it's not just about money. It's about my level of commitment and what commitment actually means. Money symbolizes my commitment and it also is a monetary dispensation for someone to give me a service.  04:20 - Anne (Host) I love that you said, oh, if I throw $50,000 into this, because I'll tell you what not one person that has approached me in the last year or so, ever probably that it could cost up to that. But I'll tell you what, over the years, law I mean in reality. I mean there are thousands of dollars that are invested in my career, in my equipment, in my studio, in coaching, just in running the business. I mean absolutely, and I love that you just said that off the top because I think it will hit our bosses like a little bit of reality.  04:49 I mean, if any of you bosses that are out there have been listening to the VEOBOSS podcast, we've been going for seven years and so if you think about what have you really spent in seven years and you looked at your accounting, you looked at your books, I'd like to know what that number is, because 50,000 is actually small compared to what I've invested for equipment and websites and subscriptions and coaching and demos and conferences and all of these things that I have invested my money into.  05:17 That is really nothing. And so I really want you to kind of take a hard look at your numbers and I know a lot of people don't like to do that because it's scary. It brings, I think, a reality to people's lives. That voiceover isn't just this oh, I can do it from home and it's so simple and I don't have to invest anything. And I love how you also mentioned it really is a time commitment as well. It's a commitment to really make this a serious commitment and a serious career, because if you're not serious about it, well then I don't know how much money will you be making. You know?  05:55 - Lau (Co-host) Yes, and I know for a fact you and I come from the same background, the same training methodology and work ethic and generation that you come into it. Not every happening or event is a monetary compensation, this idea that, oh, if I spend time doing this or that, I'm gonna get paid for it. It's just not always true. There is a building block time and even when you've built your studio or you've built your company over five years or seven years, you're still wanting to get to the next level. Well, how do you get to the next level? Well, you are doing sacrifice all the time. Look at you and I, like you're doing this incredible podcast for seven years. I've been in it with you for a year and a half. Right, and one could say, well, we're not sitting here having dollars flying at our head on a Saturday afternoon for taking two, three hours of our time unpaid relatively unpaid to do this.  06:52 - Anne (Host) then you have to pay an engineer and an editor, whatever, so what's?  06:57 - Lau (Co-host) the return then? Well, the return becomes the belief system that what we're offering is educational value to our people we love and adore and care about our client base, our audience, new people coming in and that of course, to some degree you're going to close a number of new clients that come in that hear your project, but guess what? You may not.  07:20 - Intro (Announcement) And if you may not, if you may not.  07:22 - Lau (Co-host) That's the risk reward that you take in saying I'm going to take every Saturday to record, I'm going to pay that editor, no matter what, I'm going to hire that engineer, no matter what. It's that sense of jumping off the cliff and saying my career is worth doing, that I may not always see a dollar per dollar of time spent and energy spent, so it's not a tit for tat that way. I think too many people are looking at it in that way, like, well, what am I going to get paid for? Every single moment I work and think about this, I said, well, nothing. You're going to get paid in education, in value, in relationship, whatever. You're not going to always get the dollar bills. Baby, right, just remember that payment is not always about Money. It's about different value of forces in your life that come together that sustain a whole career. We don't want jobs, we want a career. Yeah.  08:20 - Anne (Host) And I think a lot of assumptions come from the fact if this is the first time you are getting into voice, acting and creating a business, it is all about creating a business, which is different than working for people, where you do tasks and then you get paid for that. When you are setting up and creating a business, there are investments that you need to make, and this is a completely different mindset than oh, okay, I did work and I expect money for it. Now you're going to have to put work in. You're going to also invest money. You're going to have to invest money into it. So most people they have a job. They're not investing money in that job, they're just receiving money. But here you have to understand that this is now something that will require an investment of your money and of your time and of your commitment really to make it work, and it's not just a one-time thing. I don't want people to think that as well.  09:11 It's not like oh, I can sink in $10,000 and then I'll have my career. No, that is something that you need to maintain. You need to continually invest and reinvest in that business to have growth, to have any kind of growth, and I think if you sat there with your business and never invested another cent in it, you're probably not going to have a business for very long. Right? I like to think of it as gambling.  09:35 - Lau (Co-host) It is a gamble. It's a gamble we can do the research, we can do our homework, we can make ourselves knowledgeable and we can hone our skills and talent, but it's still a gamble because you're dealing with a lot of variables that are not in your control. So I like to say, all right, if you have a pocket and let's say you're going to stash in, you know you're going to Vegas or something you're going to stash in $1,000 in that pocket on the left-hand side, that $1,000, I'm willing to spend and lose, because I know I'm going to Vegas and I know I'm gambling it and I know that there's a good chance the house will win and I'll lose it. Then in my other pocket I've got like $5,000, I'm not spending that, I'm saving that. I have that as a safety net, I have that as my backup, okay, for my life.  10:22 Let's say that and I'm not going to spend it unless I absolutely am up against a wall and would have to. So, from a gambling perspective, your business is one big gamble. Sure is, you know, sure is, and I'm only using $1,000 as just a number. It could be $100,000, but I'm not using $1,000 as a number. I know I'm spending that, will I get it back into my right pocket? Sure, that's the question, right? That's the gamble, right.  10:49 - Anne (Host) That's the gamble. That's the gamble, that's the gamble.  10:52 And that's where I think the investment in commitment right, commitment to making that business a success right Really comes into play as well, because it's not just a one-shot deal Let me just do this because I can do this from home. No, you're going to make an investment and, of course, we hope that, as bosses, you enjoy that investment or you're enjoying that creation of a business and also enjoying the performance aspect of your voice, acting career. So it's not just performance, it is business, probably more so almost, than performance. However, performance affects your product, right. So it then becomes a business because people are buying your product. Well then, you need to invest in your product. Your product would be your voice, that would be your coaching, that'll be your demos, that'll be your marketing, that'll be your website, anything that's going to get your product out in front of prospective clients. And again, that becomes investment and money that needs to be spent by you.  11:48 I'm not quite sure where it's coming from If it doesn't come. Oh, maybe it could come from other people. If you're lucky enough to have somebody invest in your business, that is wonderful, but it's still going to take some cold, hard cash and a lot of you that are just getting into this need to take a look at your investments and need to start tracking your finances. And again, I've always said that the best thing that I've always ever done for my business was to hire an accountant to help me do that on a day to day basis. So every bit of money that goes out is accounted for and all the money that comes in is accounted for, so I can do a P&L statement and then find out how is my business doing. Do I need to cut back spending on certain things? Do I need to? Maybe I don't need that new mic, even though I might want it.  12:34 You don't need that other color pair of headphones, although that's an investment.  12:38 - Lau (Co-host) I did you one better, annie, I actually married one.  12:44 - Anne (Host) There you go, but you got to have a great accountant.  12:46 - Lau (Co-host) An in-house accountant on your side. You have to have it, it's so important to say have a great attorney, have a great doctor have a great accountant.  12:55 It's really important, I would say. Wouldn't you say it's fair to to say that every year of your business, for however long you own your business, you are going to have fixed costs always and you are going to have variable costs always. And to just kind of understand the difference between the two, so that I hear a lot of talent get very upset about the fact that their fixed costs are not doable for them. And I said, well, I can't even talk about the variable cost to you yet, because you haven't understood and been honest about your mortgage or your rent or your food or your car, whatever that fixed every month cost is for you. That's unavoidable. You must deal with that.  13:40 Then you can deal with the microphones and the demos and all of that stuff and you're going to have a very peaceful state of mind to know the most important things are taken care of. Like you and I have a team, so we hire people all the time, so we have to be able to pay those people right, absolutely. So if we can't pay those people, then we can't talk about the upgrade of the microphone or taking a trip around the world or whatever, because we've got a certain fixed cost that we are responsible for and that's really the ownership of a business is really understanding what your financial, fiscal, health and responsibilities are of your business on a daily, weekly, monthly, yearly basis really are?  14:24 - Anne (Host) Absolutely, absolutely. It really comes down to knowing those numbers and then understanding are you able to handle those numbers? And if you cannot handle those numbers with the voice of a career, yet there's nothing wrong. We did a whole episode on side hustles. There is nothing wrong with a side hustle, or even a full-time job, until you can get yourself to the point where you are able to support those fixed costs on a voiceover income and that is getting increasingly difficult to do in these times, I'm going to say but not impossible, not impossible. Number one I'm encouraged by the strike being over and encouraged that I feel that there's now life being breathed back into the career and the recognition that we're getting to be compensated fairly for what we do, and so I'm very encouraged by that.  15:13 And I think that for a while there there was some people that were scared in the business that we didn't have the influx of newbies that we typically do for a few months because of it, and I think what's nice about it is that the cream rises to the top right, because it's so important now, more than ever that our product right is something viable and something amazing that people will pay us for, and so you must, for your business, make that investment.  15:40 - Lau (Co-host) Yes, you do. You know, one thing that comes to mind I had conversation with a couple of colleagues of mine recently kind of an argument, a friendly argument, about this and it kind of is all in this mix, annie, of what we're talking about, and that is because there is so much for free now. Everything is so much accessible on the internet for free right now. Sometimes talent can fall into the spiraling rabbit hole, slippery slope of I'm going to spend my whole day going to free webinars, free zooms, free this, free funnels, free that, free this, free that, and not get to my work, not get to actually my business.  16:17 And so I think that when it comes to how you're spending your money, how you're investing your money, again that goes directly with your time. Your time is valuable, time is money, time is money. So be very careful not to over satiate yourself with oh, I'll just sit and be a professional student and get knowledge all day long and do the, but not really get to the hard, dirty part of running the business. Right, I see that is a problem for a lot of people. They spend every day in accountability groups. They spend every day in webinars.  16:51 They spend every day because it's so easy, it's so accessible and it's kind of fun too. You know you're learning and it's fun, but then their day is blown. Their day is blown and they never really get to the actual and they don't get to that marketing.  17:05 - Anne (Host) I'm going to say that's the biggest thing. People like they don't get to the direct marketing.  17:09 They don't get to their marketing, and marketing encompasses so much. Marketing is so darn important. In law it's everything, and I wish that it really is everything. I wish that everybody could really just appreciate that from the get-go. I mean, I would say that probably the majority of people that come into this industry and study for a little bit, get their demo and then don't succeed are because they have not been effective marketers, and that is really Like nobody can hire you if they don't know about you.  17:40 And so that marketing part which nobody likes. It's always the classes that nobody will take at a conference. They're like the last ones that are filled, because they're just not fun, right? I'd much rather take an animation class or one of those classes rather than figure out how can I run my business better. And it really is so, so important that you understand the marketing of your business, because you've got to be able to sell, you do. In order to be able to recoup and get a return on investment right you need to sell.  18:16 - Lau (Co-host) And let's be honest, especially as we get older. I can only speak for myself, but I know my colleagues feel the same way. I love sitting in on classes.  18:25 When I go to a conference and I'm a speaker all that other time I'm not speaking. I'm sitting in on classes and workshops and meeting and learning and growing and da-da-da, but it becomes addictive. You have to be careful. We are not a professional student. We are a professional voiceover, talent or voice over business owner, producer what have you? We can be studious, we can be educated and we can be in professional development, but we're not a professional full-time student.  18:54 - Anne (Host) Exactly. But again, I also don't want you guys out there to think that it's not important to be a student either.  19:00 No, we're always a student or a continual, always learning student just not one that spends their entire day sitting in on free webinars or I would say, investment in your demos, investment in your coaching because, again, something that's going to enhance your product okay is something that is always worthwhile. It's just that when you kind of are like, oh no, I'll just sit in on this and you're not really you're doing it more for the social aspect rather than the enhancement of your product, I would say, be careful of that.  19:32 - Lau (Co-host) And that gossipy water cooler let me be in the in-clicky group is listen, you're too old for that. I don't care if you're 25 or 55, you got to get past that. You want to have friends and colleagues? Of course you do, but it's really got to be. You are a solopreneur. Until you build your team, you're a solopreneur. The buck stops there. You know what I'm saying. You said it earlier. You said about tracking have a tracking system where everything you do, every webinar you take, every group you join, every membership what is the return on that?  20:04 - Anne (Host) at the end of a month or six months, what is?  20:07 - Lau (Co-host) the return. Are you getting return? I don't necessarily just mean a financial return. Are you getting an actual return of relationships that have been built, of connections that have been built, of producers that now know you, or is it just for fun, is it just for social value? Is it for oh, I'm learning some new tips and tricks, which I love, but is it applicable to what I'm doing? Is the question that's.  20:32 - Anne (Host) The fine line again. You and I both run online groups and we know the value and the power of having a group. There's a power in socializing with people with like minds, because we are solopreneurs and we need that. But also it's kind of like if you were in an office and you were socializing in your office the whole day, your boss probably wouldn't be very happy with you.  20:52 - Lau (Co-host) That's a great analogy.  20:55 - Anne (Host) There's no productive work being done, so just keep that in mind. I mean, I think every group has value. Accountability has value, watercooler has value. My VOPEAPs, my VIPs in your group as well the Inner Circle they all have their value, but just not necessarily 24-7, where you're now neglecting the fact that you probably need to market your business and get some jobs that will help you to get a return on your investment.  21:21 - Lau (Co-host) Yes, and understand your budget at the beginning of your quarter. Set up your budget, however, is comfortable for you, whether it's quarterly, annually, whatever it is. Set it up and have some advisory on that, based on what your fixed costs are, so that you don't feel like you're scrounging for under-the-seat cushions for the coins by the end of the month. You want to come from a place of abundance and wealth and fullness.  21:46 You don't want to come from a place of I'm scratching out of desperation and I'm on my last dollar. It's very hard to have a healthy, successful business coming from a mindset like that.  21:58 - Anne (Host) Oh gosh, yes, and I will say that my business didn't really fully take off I've said this before until I really started to feel comfortable having that little nest egg, that kind of savings account.  22:09 So when I was able to, I mean, I put away money every single month, right, and so it's just a consistent thing, so that I have a business savings account, and when that business savings account has a certain amount of money in it, I feel confident that I can take risks, that I can invest in coaching, I can spend money on things that will help me to get my business known better, and also I can take some chances and try new technologies.  22:33 I want to emphasize that it's important for bosses to evolve with the times and evolve with the technologies to help run their businesses faster and more efficient, because if you're just doing things still in an Excel spreadsheet or it really depends on what makes you the most efficient. But there's lots of wonderful technologies out there that can help you to run your business and market your business more effectively. And take some time, maybe learn those, maybe not. Let's not sit in the water cooler right now, but let's learn how to utilize new technologies that will help me automate my billing right, or how do I learn QuickBooks, or how do I learn a new CRM, that kind of a thing. So think of those things that will also help you to be more efficient in running your business as well as saving money, so that you're not having to spend maybe hiring somebody to do that. Maybe you can hire and, if you are hiring out, make those people more efficient.  23:28 - Lau (Co-host) Yes, and don't be cheap. Be frugal and economical, but don't be cheap. You know, when you have your circle considering you and thinking about you, and thinking about you as a person and also you as a brand, you want them to feel this richness that there's a giving to what you do, there isn't a holding back or a holding on to or being a miser. You have to be very careful of that, because if we always say this, annie, you and I say this the more you give, the more potential you have of getting back in return. Yeah, absolutely. So just give wisely, give wisely, invest wisely. There you go.  24:03 - Anne (Host) Wow, love it. All right, guys. Well, bosses, money. Take a cold hard, look at it and don't be afraid. Don't be afraid of it. Don't be afraid to invest and strategize. I think the more that you can educate yourself, the easier it is to make those investments and the smarter and more efficient your business will be. So, love that, bosses. Take a moment and imagine a world full of passionate. Because we are passionate, right, empowered, diverse individuals giving collectively, as Law was just talking about, and intentionally to create the world that they want to see. You can make a difference. Visit 100voiceswhocareorg to learn more. Big shout out to IPDTL, our sponsor. We love IPDTL. You can learn more at IPDTLcom. Bosses, have an amazing week. We love you. We'll see you next week. Bye, bye, have a good break.  24:58 - Intro (Announcement) Join us next week for another edition of VO Boss with your host, ann Gangusa, and take your business to the next level. Sign up for our mailing list at vobosscom and receive exclusive content, industry revolutionizing tips and strategies and new ways to rock your business like a boss. Redistribution with permission. Coast to coast connectivity via IPDTL.  25:26 - Lau (Co-host) How about this? You really, you really moved, that was interesting. I just need time to process that.  a series. I'm here with my amazing boss co-host, Lau Laupides. Hey Lau, hey Annie, welcome back, I'm excited. Yay, oh Lau, let's talk this week about money, money, money, money, money money. How much does voiceover cost? Oh, you mean, I get that question. How much is it going to cost me? How much do I have to invest? How much does it cost? I think we should have a discussion on the financial side of things, because that's something that most people don't want to think about it. They don't want to talk about it A lot of times. They don't want to spend it or invest it. Yes, yes, yes.  01:09 - Lau (Co-host) I like to liken it to any other profession out there, and preferably the most expensive professions to get into. For instance, if I want to be a financial advisor and I'm going to go through college and then graduate school, and then I'm going to invest my money, my tuition, in my education, and then I'm going to invest my money to purchase my tools, then I'm going to invest money to get my either brick and mortar or online presence. Guess what? I've spent a lot of money for that type of profession, and not just a few hundred bucks.  01:44 - Anne (Host) No.  01:45 - Lau (Co-host) Not just a few thousand either.  01:47 - Intro (Announcement) Exactly, exactly.  01:49 - Lau (Co-host) I always set it up that way and just to give perspective to people that this is really a profession, it's a viable career. But also the truth is and I can say this because I live this myself it's a drop in the bucket compared to becoming a doctor or becoming a banker or becoming even SCPA a drop in the bucket.  02:12 So just to kind of keep that in mind up front. It's not an overnight success career. It's not a I don't have to spend any money but I can make a ton of money out of it. It's not that kind of career at all, and it's good we kind of put it out there, annie, and be honest about it, right?  02:30 - Anne (Host) Okay, so what are the popuLaur topics to talk about in voiceover? Well, how can I be a character actor? How can I get my demo and start making money? But, in reality, all the other aspects of being a voice actor and having a business are going to require financial investment one way or the other, and we really shouldn't expect that it's going to be cheap. I don't have a lot of money, but I want to be a voice actor, so can you help me? Well, I think that we really just need to sit back and have a dose of reality where, as you mentioned before, voice acting is a career, and for many other careers, we invest our money. We've invested our money in education, we invest our money in inventory, in storefronts, in product, whatever that is. We invest our money, and the same is true for voiceover. And so if you are coming into voiceover without any money to spend, I think you need to rethink that decision.  03:31 - Lau (Co-host) Yeah, I would say that money should go along, in your mind, with the other types of investment that you're going to be giving to this Family time. What is the time investment? What are the sacrifices that you will be making in order to Launch your career and keep it viable and keep it sustainable? I mean, what are you investing into this? How about just energy? How about talking about energy investment? It all goes along with your money. So don't think, oh, if I throw 50,000 at this, I'm going to be rich and famous. No, it's not just about money. It's about my level of commitment and what commitment actually means. Money symbolizes my commitment and it also is a monetary dispensation for someone to give me a service.  04:20 - Anne (Host) I love that you said, oh, if I throw $50,000 into this, because I'll tell you what not one person that has approached me in the Laust year or so, ever probably that it could cost up to that. But I'll tell you what, over the years, Lauw I mean in reality. I mean there are thousands of dolLaurs that are invested in my career, in my equipment, in my studio, in coaching, just in running the business. I mean absolutely, and I love that you just said that off the top because I think it will hit our bosses like a little bit of reality.  04:49 I mean, if any of you bosses that are out there have been listening to the VEOBOSS podcast, we've been going for seven years and so if you think about what have you really spent in seven years and you looked at your accounting, you looked at your books, I'd like to know what that number is, because 50,000 is actually small compared to what I've invested for equipment and websites and subscriptions and coaching and demos and conferences and all of these things that I have invested my money into.  05:17 That is really nothing. And so I really want you to kind of take a hard look at your numbers and I know a lot of people don't like to do that because it's scary. It brings, I think, a reality to people's lives. That voiceover isn't just this oh, I can do it from home and it's so simple and I don't have to invest anything. And I love how you also mentioned it really is a time commitment as well. It's a commitment to really make this a serious commitment and a serious career, because if you're not serious about it, well then I don't know how much money will you be making. You know?  05:55 - Lau (Co-host) Yes, and I know for a fact you and I come from the same background, the same training methodology and work ethic and generation that you come into it. Not every happening or event is a monetary compensation, this idea that, oh, if I spend time doing this or that, I'm gonna get paid for it. It's just not always true. There is a building block time and even when you've built your studio or you've built your company over five years or seven years, you're still wanting to get to the next level. Well, how do you get to the next level? Well, you are doing sacrifice all the time. Look at you and I, like you're doing this incredible podcast for seven years. I've been in it with you for a year and a half. Right, and one could say, well, we're not sitting here having dolLaurs flying at our head on a Saturday afternoon for taking two, three hours of our time unpaid reLautively unpaid to do this.  06:52 - Anne (Host) then you have to pay an engineer and an editor, whatever, so what's?  06:57 - Lau (Co-host) the return then? Well, the return becomes the belief system that what we're offering is educational value to our people we love and adore and care about our client base, our audience, new people coming in and that of course, to some degree you're going to close a number of new clients that come in that hear your project, but guess what? You may not.  07:20 - Intro (Announcement) And if you may not, if you may not.  07:22 - Lau (Co-host) That's the risk reward that you take in saying I'm going to take every Saturday to record, I'm going to pay that editor, no matter what, I'm going to hire that engineer, no matter what. It's that sense of jumping off the cliff and saying my career is worth doing, that I may not always see a dolLaur per dolLaur of time spent and energy spent, so it's not a tit for tat that way. I think too many people are looking at it in that way, like, well, what am I going to get paid for? Every single moment I work and think about this, I said, well, nothing. You're going to get paid in education, in value, in reLautionship, whatever. You're not going to always get the dolLaur bills. Baby, right, just remember that payment is not always about Money. It's about different value of forces in your life that come together that sustain a whole career. We don't want jobs, we want a career. Yeah.  08:20 - Anne (Host) And I think a lot of assumptions come from the fact if this is the first time you are getting into voice, acting and creating a business, it is all about creating a business, which is different than working for people, where you do tasks and then you get paid for that. When you are setting up and creating a business, there are investments that you need to make, and this is a completely different mindset than oh, okay, I did work and I expect money for it. Now you're going to have to put work in. You're going to also invest money. You're going to have to invest money into it. So most people they have a job. They're not investing money in that job, they're just receiving money. But here you have to understand that this is now something that will require an investment of your money and of your time and of your commitment really to make it work, and it's not just a one-time thing. I don't want people to think that as well.  09:11 It's not like oh, I can sink in $10,000 and then I'll have my career. No, that is something that you need to maintain. You need to continually invest and reinvest in that business to have growth, to have any kind of growth, and I think if you sat there with your business and never invested another cent in it, you're probably not going to have a business for very long. Right? I like to think of it as gambling.  09:35 - Lau (Co-host) It is a gamble. It's a gamble we can do the research, we can do our homework, we can make ourselves knowledgeable and we can hone our skills and talent, but it's still a gamble because you're dealing with a lot of variables that are not in your control. So I like to say, all right, if you have a pocket and let's say you're going to stash in, you know you're going to Vegas or something you're going to stash in $1,000 in that pocket on the left-hand side, that $1,000, I'm willing to spend and lose, because I know I'm going to Vegas and I know I'm gambling it and I know that there's a good chance the house will win and I'll lose it. Then in my other pocket I've got like $5,000, I'm not spending that, I'm saving that. I have that as a safety net, I have that as my backup, okay, for my life.  10:22 Let's say that and I'm not going to spend it unless I absolutely am up against a wall and would have to. So, from a gambling perspective, your business is one big gamble. Sure is, you know, sure is, and I'm only using $1,000 as just a number. It could be $100,000, but I'm not using $1,000 as a number. I know I'm spending that, will I get it back into my right pocket? Sure, that's the question, right? That's the gamble, right.  10:49 - Anne (Host) That's the gamble. That's the gamble, that's the gamble.  10:52 And that's where I think the investment in commitment right, commitment to making that business a success right Really comes into pLauy as well, because it's not just a one-shot deal Let me just do this because I can do this from home. No, you're going to make an investment and, of course, we hope that, as bosses, you enjoy that investment or you're enjoying that creation of a business and also enjoying the performance aspect of your voice, acting career. So it's not just performance, it is business, probably more so almost, than performance. However, performance affects your product, right. So it then becomes a business because people are buying your product. Well then, you need to invest in your product. Your product would be your voice, that would be your coaching, that'll be your demos, that'll be your marketing, that'll be your website, anything that's going to get your product out in front of prospective clients. And again, that becomes investment and money that needs to be spent by you.  11:48 I'm not quite sure where it's coming from If it doesn't come. Oh, maybe it could come from other people. If you're lucky enough to have somebody invest in your business, that is wonderful, but it's still going to take some cold, hard cash and a lot of you that are just getting into this need to take a look at your investments and need to start tracking your finances. And again, I've always said that the best thing that I've always ever done for my business was to hire an accountant to help me do that on a day to day basis. So every bit of money that goes out is accounted for and all the money that comes in is accounted for, so I can do a P&L statement and then find out how is my business doing. Do I need to cut back spending on certain things? Do I need to? Maybe I don't need that new mic, even though I might want it.  12:34 You don't need that other color pair of headphones, although that's an investment.  12:38 - Lau (Co-host) I did you one better, annie, I actually married one.  12:44 - Anne (Host) There you go, but you got to have a great accountant.  12:46 - Lau (Co-host) An in-house accountant on your side. You have to have it, it's so important to say have a great attorney, have a great doctor have a great accountant.  12:55 It's really important, I would say. Wouldn't you say it's fair to to say that every year of your business, for however long you own your business, you are going to have fixed costs always and you are going to have variable costs always. And to just kind of understand the difference between the two, so that I hear a lot of talent get very upset about the fact that their fixed costs are not doable for them. And I said, well, I can't even talk about the variable cost to you yet, because you haven't understood and been honest about your mortgage or your rent or your food or your car, whatever that fixed every month cost is for you. That's unavoidable. You must deal with that.  13:40 Then you can deal with the microphones and the demos and all of that stuff and you're going to have a very peaceful state of mind to know the most important things are taken care of. Like you and I have a team, so we hire people all the time, so we have to be able to pay those people right, absolutely. So if we can't pay those people, then we can't talk about the upgrade of the microphone or taking a trip around the world or whatever, because we've got a certain fixed cost that we are responsible for and that's really the ownership of a business is really understanding what your financial, fiscal, health and responsibilities are of your business on a daily, weekly, monthly, yearly basis really are?  14:24 - Anne (Host) Absolutely, absolutely. It really comes down to knowing those numbers and then understanding are you able to handle those numbers? And if you cannot handle those numbers with the voice of a career, yet there's nothing wrong. We did a whole episode on side hustles. There is nothing wrong with a side hustle, or even a full-time job, until you can get yourself to the point where you are able to support those fixed costs on a voiceover income and that is getting increasingly difficult to do in these times, I'm going to say but not impossible, not impossible. Number one I'm encouraged by the strike being over and encouraged that I feel that there's now life being breathed back into the career and the recognition that we're getting to be compensated fairly for what we do, and so I'm very encouraged by that.  15:13 And I think that for a while there there was some people that were scared in the business that we didn't have the influx of newbies that we typically do for a few months because of it, and I think what's nice about it is that the cream rises to the top right, because it's so important now, more than ever that our product right is something viable and something amazing that people will pay us for, and so you must, for your business, make that investment.  15:40 - Lau (Co-host) Yes, you do. You know, one thing that comes to mind I had conversation with a couple of colleagues of mine recently kind of an argument, a friendly argument, about this and it kind of is all in this mix, annie, of what we're talking about, and that is because there is so much for free now. Everything is so much accessible on the internet for free right now. Sometimes talent can fall into the spiraling rabbit hole, slippery slope of I'm going to spend my whole day going to free webinars, free zooms, free this, free funnels, free that, free this, free that, and not get to my work, not get to actually my business.  16:17 And so I think that when it comes to how you're spending your money, how you're investing your money, again that goes directly with your time. Your time is valuable, time is money, time is money. So be very careful not to over satiate yourself with oh, I'll just sit and be a professional student and get knowledge all day long and do the, but not really get to the hard, dirty part of running the business. Right, I see that is a problem for a lot of people. They spend every day in accountability groups. They spend every day in webinars.  16:51 They spend every day because it's so easy, it's so accessible and it's kind of fun too. You know you're learning and it's fun, but then their day is blown. Their day is blown and they never really get to the actual and they don't get to that marketing.  17:05 - Anne (Host) I'm going to say that's the biggest thing. People like they don't get to the direct marketing.  17:09 They don't get to their marketing, and marketing encompasses so much. Marketing is so darn important. In Lauw it's everything, and I wish that it really is everything. I wish that everybody could really just appreciate that from the get-go. I mean, I would say that probably the majority of people that come into this industry and study for a little bit, get their demo and then don't succeed are because they have not been effective marketers, and that is really Like nobody can hire you if they don't know about you.  17:40 And so that marketing part which nobody likes. It's always the cLausses that nobody will take at a conference. They're like the Laust ones that are filled, because they're just not fun, right? I'd much rather take an animation cLauss or one of those cLausses rather than figure out how can I run my business better. And it really is so, so important that you understand the marketing of your business, because you've got to be able to sell, you do. In order to be able to recoup and get a return on investment right you need to sell.  18:16 - Lau (Co-host) And let's be honest, especially as we get older. I can only speak for myself, but I know my colleagues feel the same way. I love sitting in on cLausses.  18:25 When I go to a conference and I'm a speaker all that other time I'm not speaking. I'm sitting in on cLausses and workshops and meeting and learning and growing and da-da-da, but it becomes addictive. You have to be careful. We are not a professional student. We are a professional voiceover, talent or voice over business owner, producer what have you? We can be studious, we can be educated and we can be in professional development, but we're not a professional full-time student.  18:54 - Anne (Host) Exactly. But again, I also don't want you guys out there to think that it's not important to be a student either.  19:00 No, we're always a student or a continual, always learning student just not one that spends their entire day sitting in on free webinars or I would say, investment in your demos, investment in your coaching because, again, something that's going to enhance your product okay is something that is always worthwhile. It's just that when you kind of are like, oh no, I'll just sit in on this and you're not really you're doing it more for the social aspect rather than the enhancement of your product, I would say, be careful of that.  19:32 - Lau (Co-host) And that gossipy water cooler let me be in the in-clicky group is listen, you're too old for that. I don't care if you're 25 or 55, you got to get past that. You want to have friends and colleagues? Of course you do, but it's really got to be. You are a solopreneur. Until you build your team, you're a solopreneur. The buck stops there. You know what I'm saying. You said it earlier. You said about tracking have a tracking system where everything you do, every webinar you take, every group you join, every membership what is the return on that?  20:04 - Anne (Host) at the end of a month or six months, what is?  20:07 - Lau (Co-host) the return. Are you getting return? I don't necessarily just mean a financial return. Are you getting an actual return of reLautionships that have been built, of connections that have been built, of producers that now know you, or is it just for fun, is it just for social value? Is it for oh, I'm learning some new tips and tricks, which I love, but is it applicable to what I'm doing? Is the question that's.  20:32 - Anne (Host) The fine line again. You and I both run online groups and we know the value and the power of having a group. There's a power in socializing with people with like minds, because we are solopreneurs and we need that. But also it's kind of like if you were in an office and you were socializing in your office the whole day, your boss probably wouldn't be very happy with you.  20:52 - Lau (Co-host) That's a great analogy.  20:55 - Anne (Host) There's no productive work being done, so just keep that in mind. I mean, I think every group has value. Accountability has value, watercooler has value. My VOPEAPs, my VIPs in your group as well the Inner Circle they all have their value, but just not necessarily 24-7, where you're now neglecting the fact that you probably need to market your business and get some jobs that will help you to get a return on your investment.  21:21 - Lau (Co-host) Yes, and understand your budget at the beginning of your quarter. Set up your budget, however, is comfortable for you, whether it's quarterly, annually, whatever it is. Set it up and have some advisory on that, based on what your fixed costs are, so that you don't feel like you're scrounging for under-the-seat cushions for the coins by the end of the month. You want to come from a pLauce of abundance and wealth and fullness.  21:46 You don't want to come from a pLauce of I'm scratching out of desperation and I'm on my Laust dolLaur. It's very hard to have a healthy, successful business coming from a mindset like that.  21:58 - Anne (Host) Oh gosh, yes, and I will say that my business didn't really fully take off I've said this before until I really started to feel comfortable having that little nest egg, that kind of savings account.  22:09 So when I was able to, I mean, I put away money every single month, right, and so it's just a consistent thing, so that I have a business savings account, and when that business savings account has a certain amount of money in it, I feel confident that I can take risks, that I can invest in coaching, I can spend money on things that will help me to get my business known better, and also I can take some chances and try new technologies.  22:33 I want to emphasize that it's important for bosses to evolve with the times and evolve with the technologies to help run their businesses faster and more efficient, because if you're just doing things still in an Excel spreadsheet or it really depends on what makes you the most efficient. But there's lots of wonderful technologies out there that can help you to run your business and market your business more effectively. And take some time, maybe learn those, maybe not. Let's not sit in the water cooler right now, but let's learn how to utilize new technologies that will help me automate my billing right, or how do I learn QuickBooks, or how do I learn a new CRM, that kind of a thing. So think of those things that will also help you to be more efficient in running your business as well as saving money, so that you're not having to spend maybe hiring somebody to do that. Maybe you can hire and, if you are hiring out, make those people more efficient.  23:28 - Lau (Co-host) Yes, and don't be cheap. Be frugal and economical, but don't be cheap. You know, when you have your circle considering you and thinking about you, and thinking about you as a person and also you as a brand, you want them to feel this richness that there's a giving to what you do, there isn't a holding back or a holding on to or being a miser. You have to be very careful of that, because if we always say this, annie, you and I say this the more you give, the more potential you have of getting back in return. Yeah, absolutely. So just give wisely, give wisely, invest wisely. There you go.  24:03 - Anne (Host) Wow, love it. All right, guys. Well, bosses, money. Take a cold hard, look at it and don't be afraid. Don't be afraid of it. Don't be afraid to invest and strategize. I think the more that you can educate yourself, the easier it is to make those investments and the smarter and more efficient your business will be. So, love that, bosses. Take a moment and imagine a world full of passionate. Because we are passionate, right, empowered, diverse individuals giving collectively, as Lauw was just talking about, and intentionally to create the world that they want to see. You can make a difference. Visit 100voiceswhocareorg to learn more. Big shout out to IPDTL, our sponsor. We love IPDTL. You can learn more at IPDTLcom. Bosses, have an amazing week. We love you. We'll see you next week. Bye, bye, have a good break.  24:58 - Intro (Announcement) Join us next week for another edition of VO Boss with your host, ann Gangusa, and take your business to the next level. Sign up for our mailing list at vobosscom and receive exclusive content, industry revolutionizing tips and strategies and new ways to rock your business like a boss. Redistribution with permission. Coast to coast connectivity via IPDTL.  25:26 - Lau (Co-host) How about this? You really, you really moved, that was interesting. I just need time to process that.   

President & director of A&A BALLET, Alexei Kremnev, along with seasoned dancers Shania Cook & Rozhan Shabahang from The Art Deco Nutcracker join the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the evolution of ballet, the dedication required for rehearsals and nightly performances, and why The Art Deco Nutcracker is an exceptional choice for families experiencing their first ballet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

« Rothen s'enflamme », le rendez-vous qui vous plonge dans un vestiaire de foot. Tous les soirs, des anciens joueurs professionnels analysent et débattent autour de l'actualité du foot. Jérôme Rothen anime des débats enflammés avec sa Dream Team composée de Christophe Dugarry, Emmanuel Petit, Jean-Michel Larqué, Eric di Meco, Pascal Olmeta, Jérémy Menez et deux recrues : Andy Delort et Steve Savidan. Julien Cazarre propose son journal du foot : Le Cazarre enchainé ainsi qu'un quizz Rothen contre le reste du monde.

Le sujet fort de l'actualité foot du jour vu par Jérôme Rothen et la Dream Team.

Les footballeurs parlent aux footballeurs ! « Rothen s'enflamme », le rendez-vous des passionnés du ballon rond revient pour une deuxième saison ! Jérôme Rothen animera des débats enflammés avec sa Dream Team d'anciens joueurs composée d'Emmanuel Petit, Lionel Charbonnier, Éric Di Meco, Mathieu Bodmer, Mathieu Valbuena et Jean-Michel Larqué. Julien Cazarre sortira cette saison encore, des infos exclusives toujours avec son humour et sa plume acérée. En cette année de Coupe du Monde de football, Jérôme Rothen et Jean-Louis Tourre s'entourent d'un casting 5 étoiles avec le grand retour de Juninho (déjà présent lors de la Coupe du Monde au Brésil en 2014), et les arrivées de Patrice Evra, Steven Nzonzi, Mamadou Niang et Jérémy Ménez.

Après la victoire des Bleus aux Pays-Bas (1-2) et leur qualification pour l'Euro, Martin Mosnier et Maxime Dupuis ont refait le match à l'occasion d'un FC Stream Team spécial équipe de France.Vendredi, Kylian Mbappé a mis fin à une période de disette rare. Auteur d'un doublé, ses 41e et 42e buts en équipe de France, le Parisien a remis le moteur en marche. Et, même si personne n'était réellement inquiet pour lui, c'est de bon augure pour les Bleus et… le PSG.Jonathan Clauss a, lui, retrouvé les Bleus pour la première fois depuis un an. Et le moins que l'on puisse dire est qu'il n'a pas manqué ses retrouvailles avec le côté droit. Titulaire à Amsterdam, le Marseillais a fait ce que l'on attendait de lui. A-t-il pour autant gagné sa place ?Six matches. Six victoires. Les Bleus ont déjà validé leur billet pour l'Euro 2024 et ressemblent comme deux gouttes d'eau aux grands favoris du Championnat d'Europe. Mais s'il fallait encore améliorer un secteur de jeu, lequel serait-ce ?Bienvenue dans le FC Stream Team, émission d'Eurosport FC, et bonne écoute !Réalisation : Sébastien Petit - Graphisme : Quentin Guichard Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Les footballeurs parlent aux footballeurs ! « Rothen s'enflamme », le rendez-vous des passionnés du ballon rond revient pour une deuxième saison ! Jérôme Rothen animera des débats enflammés avec sa Dream Team d'anciens joueurs composée d'Emmanuel Petit, Lionel Charbonnier, Éric Di Meco, Mathieu Bodmer, Mathieu Valbuena et Jean-Michel Larqué. Julien Cazarre sortira cette saison encore, des infos exclusives toujours avec son humour et sa plume acérée. En cette année de Coupe du Monde de football, Jérôme Rothen et Jean-Louis Tourre s'entourent d'un casting 5 étoiles avec le grand retour de Juninho (déjà présent lors de la Coupe du Monde au Brésil en 2014), et les arrivées de Patrice Evra, Steven Nzonzi, Mamadou Niang et Jérémy Ménez.

Les footballeurs parlent aux footballeurs ! « Rothen s'enflamme », le rendez-vous des passionnés du ballon rond revient pour une deuxième saison ! Jérôme Rothen animera des débats enflammés avec sa Dream Team d'anciens joueurs composée d'Emmanuel Petit, Lionel Charbonnier, Éric Di Meco, Mathieu Bodmer, Mathieu Valbuena et Jean-Michel Larqué. Julien Cazarre sortira cette saison encore, des infos exclusives toujours avec son humour et sa plume acérée. En cette année de Coupe du Monde de football, Jérôme Rothen et Jean-Louis Tourre s'entourent d'un casting 5 étoiles avec le grand retour de Juninho (déjà présent lors de la Coupe du Monde au Brésil en 2014), et les arrivées de Patrice Evra, Steven Nzonzi, Mamadou Niang et Jérémy Ménez.

The 104th season of the NFL begins on September 7th and "Primetime" David Clauss returns to WLS and the Steve Cochran show to talk about this NFL preseason and what we might see in the regular season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ABC 7 meteorologist Tracy Butler teams up with Jane Clauss on the Steve Cochran Show for a sustainable fashion session and also delivers a midweek weather report. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bienvenue dans Radio Foot avec au programme ce jeudi à 16h10 TU (18h10 Paris) et rediffusion à 21h10 TU (23h10 Paris). • L'OM à la sauce Marcelino. Le nouvel entraîneur phocéen dans le grand bain ! Des échéances déjà, 3e tour éliminatoire de la Ligue des champions, et d'éventuels barrages en ligne de mire. Des différences tactiques avec Tudor ? Geoffrey Kondogbia, 1ère recrue pour étoffer le milieu. Quid de Payet, Clauss et Gendouzi ? Devant, la prolongation d'Alexis Sanchez reste la priorité.  • Italie : 2 générations d'entraîneurs. Andrea Pirlo retour au bercail ! Après une parenthèse turque, l'ex-milieu de terrain se donne pour mission de faire remonter la Sampdoria en Serie A ! Le club blucercato en grande difficulté. Et Claudio Ranieri qui fait des miracles avec Cagliari. Coaching gagnant du technicien globe-trotter, qui est parvenu à rallumer la flamme côté sarde ! • Premier League : 5 titres en 6 saisons pour City, quels clubs pourront contester la suprématie des Skyblues la saison prochaine ? Arsenal a-t-il retenu les leçons de son échec, après avoir été en tête pendant près des deux tiers de la saison ? -- Il impressionne déjà ! Roméo, fils de David Beckham, signe à Brentford (équipe B). Va-t-il connaître la même carrière que son père ?Avec Annie Gasnier aujourd'hui, Marc Libbra, Chérif Ghemmour et Bruno Constant. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno -- David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.

Bienvenue dans Radio Foot avec au programme ce jeudi à 16h10 TU (18h10 Paris) et rediffusion à 21h10 TU (23h10 Paris). • L'OM à la sauce Marcelino. Le nouvel entraîneur phocéen dans le grand bain ! Des échéances déjà, 3e tour éliminatoire de la Ligue des champions, et d'éventuels barrages en ligne de mire. Des différences tactiques avec Tudor ? Geoffrey Kondogbia, 1ère recrue pour étoffer le milieu. Quid de Payet, Clauss et Gendouzi ? Devant, la prolongation d'Alexis Sanchez reste la priorité.  • Italie : 2 générations d'entraîneurs. Andrea Pirlo retour au bercail ! Après une parenthèse turque, l'ex-milieu de terrain se donne pour mission de faire remonter la Sampdoria en Serie A ! Le club blucercato en grande difficulté. Et Claudio Ranieri qui fait des miracles avec Cagliari. Coaching gagnant du technicien globe-trotter, qui est parvenu à rallumer la flamme côté sarde ! • Premier League : 5 titres en 6 saisons pour City, quels clubs pourront contester la suprématie des Skyblues la saison prochaine ? Arsenal a-t-il retenu les leçons de son échec, après avoir été en tête pendant près des deux tiers de la saison ? -- Il impressionne déjà ! Roméo, fils de David Beckham, signe à Brentford (équipe B). Va-t-il connaître la même carrière que son père ?Avec Annie Gasnier aujourd'hui, Marc Libbra, Chérif Ghemmour et Bruno Constant. Technique/réalisation : Laurent Salerno -- David Fintzel/Pierre Guérin.

Dr. Jeanette welcomes Penny Clauss, author of Songs from a Believing Heart, to share how to piece together your heart after traumatic life events.What is the comfort, peace, and silence you need to heal your heart after a devastating event in your human life? Can you hear your heart singing to you? Can you feel into your spirit and excavate hope and faith to carry you through?Chronic illness, disability, homelessness, poverty and challenges of security and safety are great life events that challenge the human to find a way to still exist on this plane of the world while praying to God or source for guidance and love. How do you exist and move forward?It is time for you to stand, pay attention and be in presence of the life that is unfolding inside of you with messages to learn and grow as a better human being. There is no template, guru, or fix it to get you out of the place you are in, but you can start to build your new tool box to navigate your days. This book is sharing words of wisom and hope that you can hear to support your heart to create a new path of your life, regardless of the challenges of body, mind or spirit that seem to have a hold on you.For more information on Penny visit: www.AuthorPClauss.comFor guided support through life challenges with Dr. Jeanette visit: www.DrJeanetteGallagher.com for a session today.

Join Colgate Vice President for Advancement Karl Clauss for a discussion on the ambitious goals of the University's Third-Century Campaign and learn about some of the many ways alumni can make on impact.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Caroline Clauss-Ehlers, an award-winning psychologist, researcher, and professor at Long Island University, Brooklyn, to discuss the power of mindful eating for family connections. If you're looking for practical ways to improve your family's eating habits and deepen your connection with your children, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we explore the power of mindful eating with Dr. Caroline Clauss-Ehlers and discover how it can transform your family's relationship with food and with each other.For more show notes, visit www.laurafroyen.com/podcast.