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  <title>The Unsexy Things That Get You Rehired</title>
  <description>You booked the job. You showed up. You delivered. So why didn't they call you back? In Episode 2, I'm talking about the quiet habits that decide whether agents and clients bring you back — and none of them require a fancy mic. The voiceover career advice you see online often focuses on the flashy aspects. But the thing that actually builds a long career? It's boring, practical, and almost nobody talks about it. In this episode, I walk through the unsexy professional habits — from email tone and file naming to how you take direction in the booth — that make agents and clients think &amp;quot;I want to work with them again.&amp;quot; If you've ever walked away from a session or audition wondering what you could have done differently, this one is for you. What You'll Learn: - What agents and clients are quietly asking themselves every time they work with you — and how to answer those questions before they even ask - The email habits that signal professionalism and build trust immediately - Why response time and following instructions matter more than most people realize - How to prepare for a session so you show up ready, not scrambling - What &amp;quot;taking direction with ease&amp;quot; actually looks like in practice - Why the invisible moments — the email, the file name, the way you handled a tough note — are what build a lasting reputation Your One Action Step This Week: Pick ONE unsexy habit to upgrade. Create a file-naming format, write an audition email template, or build a 10-minute pre-session checklist. Small and consistent beats perfect every time. Join the Voiceover Village Beginner Cohort: If this episode helped you see voiceover more clearly and you want guided training instead of piecing it together alone, add your name to the waitlist for my live 4-week Voiceover Village Beginner Cohort starting Tuesday April 9th, from 6- 8 p.m. EST, where we work on script reading, performance basics, and your early career roadmap:  Voiceover Village is also a supportive community where you can ask questions, share wins, and learn alongside other emerging voice actors as you build a long‑term, sustainable voiceover career—one clear step at a time.  Click here to learn more about the next Voiceover Village cohort, workshops, and resources.&amp;amp;nbsp;  If you’re just getting started in voiceover, grab my free&amp;amp;nbsp;Voiceover Warm-Ups &amp;amp;amp; Vocal Care Guide. You’ll get simple, actor-tested exercises to warm up, protect your instrument, and feel more confident every time you step to the mic. </description>
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