UNITY
BLOG Posted By Rodney Saulsberry
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
There is an old saying that is definitely one of my favorites, “Together we stand divided we fall.” I think that saying applies to many things but I choose to let it apply to my voiceover career. When I put all of my talents together, I am much stronger than when I separate my strengths. One body makes me strong, while disunity actually dilutes my message, my power and my overall strength. It hurts my efforts when I don’t use all of my tools together.
Foundation
When you put your strengths together you are forming a concrete foundation that supports your talent base and overall structure. This foundation makes you feel more secure. Through the years, if you continue to practice and use the principals of unity, you will create a “unified career” which leads to a positive and more powerful career.
Your Forte
What is your forte? Do you feel that you are stronger in some areas and weaker in others? Why not unify your forte with your weaker areas? When you unify the whole with the half’s it forms a formidable body that gives you the ability to exceed far beyond your wildest dreams. It’s just another example of unity being far more success oriented than a divided approach to pursuing your voiceover or any other profession career dreams.
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Second Guessing Yourself
Blog Posted By Rodney Saulsberry
Monday, August 1, 2016
Just the other day, I was thinking about just how precious each and every moment of life really is. It is so important to walk in a positive light and show love and respect to others. We all know the old saying, "we are not promised tomorrow," but the fact of the matter is, we are not even promised the next minute. And so, we should try to lessen if not out right eliminate stress.
One contributor to stress is the action of second guessing ourselves. Sometimes you are faced with major decisions that you mull over for hours and days. You go to others to get their opinions. After some more contemplation and thought, you make a final decision. And then, when the positive results you were hoping for don't occur immediately, you are highly stressed and you question your decision. You second guess yourself.
This has got to stop. You have to trust yourself. You have to believe that when you made the decision after much thought and consideration, it was the right decision at that time. Also, it could be, that in time your decision will turn out to be the right one. Sometimes change takes time and the final positive outcome of your first decision comes about later. In the meantime don't stress and by all means don't second guess yourself.
Rodney Saulsberry is the voice of choice for behind-the scenes narration. This Detroit native and University of Michigan Graduate, is one of the premier voice-over talents in the country. He is also a published author with three bestselling books that include,
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VOICE OVER AFFIRMATIONS
Blog Posted By Rodney Saulsberry
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
This blog consists of several voiceover empowerment exercises and affirmations.
What is an affirmation? An affirmation is a declaration or statement about a positive action or actions that a person wants to have occur in his or her life. It is a powerful tool for making your dreams manifest.
USEFUL EMPOWERMENT EXERCISES
People have used affirmations for hundreds of years to make their desires and dreams reality. For a long time, it has been believed that the subconscious mind cannot differentiate between actual reality and wishes or suggestions. Consequently, your mind processes affirmations of your dreams as being real. Eventually, those affirmations come true.
In order to maximize the innate power of affirmations, you should repeat the following words with feeling. You must be emotional about these desires and give boundless energy to saying these words daily, weekly, or monthly.
Let there be no physical, emotional, or mental tension while you say your affirmations. The stronger your desire and concentration, the more faith you will have in what you are seeking.
Find the level of repetition that works for you. You can add, delete, and modify these affirmations to suit your needs.
Repeat these words, and make them come true:
- I will do things today to make work for tomorrow.
- A national television commercial campaign is in my immediate future.
- My career will bring me peace, money, and inner strength forever.
- Today I will get a job I never auditioned for.
- A former employer will recommend me for a major job.
- I will always be the best that I can be in auditions.
- Today I will get a voice-over job that will pay six figures.
- Today I will get a regular role on an animation series.
The I-See-Myself Exercise
Take a look at the affirmations listed below and choose the one(s) that apply to you. Repeat each line twice. Start each sentence with these three words, "I see myself . . . "
- going into public speaking
- improving my booking ratio
- rising above my limitations
- helping others achieve their goals
- going beyond my wildest dreams
- captivating audiences with my voice
- at the bank, cashing large residual checks
- happy and content with my career choices
- making my future bigger than my past
- releasing the brakes and accelerating my career
By stating these affirmations, you consciously embrace the ideas and constructively direct your voice-over thoughts and goals.
These affirmations and many more can be found in my book "Step Up to the Mic."
Purchase your copy today HERE
ABOUT RODNEY
Rodney Saulsberry is one of the industry's most sought after voice over talents and voice over coaches. A two-time NAACP Image Award Nominee, he has given voice to many commercial campaigns that include Zatarain's, Toyota, Alpo, Twix, Colgate; and many movie trailers such as Red Tails, How Stella Got Her GrooveBack, Dumb & Dumberer, The Best Man, and Friday. As an announcer, he has worked on the NAACP Image Awards and The Essence Awards televisionspecial. And he is the author of three books: You Can Bank on Your Voice, Step Up to the Mic, and Tongue Twisters and Vocal Warm-Ups.
Email: RodTalks@pacbell.net
Web: www.RodneySaulsberry.com
Rodney Saulsberry is one of the industry's most sought after voice over talents and voice over coaches. A two-time NAACP Image Award Nominee, he has given voice to many commercial campaigns that include Zatarain's, Toyota, Alpo, Twix, Colgate; and many movie trailers such as Red Tails, How Stella Got Her GrooveBack, Dumb & Dumberer, The Best Man, and Friday. As an announcer, he has worked on the NAACP Image Awards and The Essence Awards televisionspecial. And he is the author of three books: You Can Bank on Your Voice, Step Up to the Mic, and Tongue Twisters and Vocal Warm-Ups.
Email: RodTalks@pacbell.net
Web: www.RodneySaulsberry.com
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