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I once shook hands with the famous boxer George Forman and have a picture in my office to prove it.

He was as cute and nice as he was in those commercials for the Forman Grill.

Over 100 million of those grills were sold and George was paid $138 million for the right to use his name.

George is a great entrepreneur. But he also had another great characteristic -the ability to make you like him and make you feel like he was your friend.

The ability to be likeable and form relationships is key as you grow your voice over career. But what does that mean?

Don’t great relationships take time?

Of course they do! But there are some easy ways to speed up the process, especially when you’re meeting people on line and over the phone.

Forming great relationships with your voice over prospects and customers is the subject of this weeks Inside Voice Over video training,

Watch It Here Now

After you watch the video, I want to know your thoughts. Was this helpful? Write to me in the comments box. I want to learn what’s on your mind so I can support you and share your best practices.

To your voice over success,

Susan Berkley,
Founder, The Great Voice Company

       
PS

There’s still time to join The Great Voice Challenge and join us for the 2nd class next week. You’ll get the recordings and transcripts of Class 1 so you won’t miss a thing.

Get details here www.greatvoicechallenge.com or call 800-333-8108.