One of the biggest trends sociologists and psychologists are noticing about the Millennial generation is the high levels of burnout across the entire demographic. In fact, we even touched on this very thing in our blog in an interview with renowned Millennial therapist, Tess Brigham. But, as summer approaches and we [theoretically] have at least

The Work from Home revolution. The Great Resignation. Wordle taking over our work days and barely leaving us any time to eat or shower. If you’re someone who’s been paying any attention to the workplace, you’re not alone if you’re thinking “what the hell is going on?” The truth is that even we, as Millennials,

Millennials and burnout tend to go hand-in-hand. From trying to navigate myriad social media channels right on down to surviving in the gig economy, it’s no surprise that generationally, Millennials are by and large finding themselves perpetually exhausted and stressed, with a range of studies exploring and confirming associated health issues. To that end, Maria

Far and away, one of the best aspects of the Internet is knowing that, no matter what you do, you are never alone. Building off of our “Digital Nomads in a Gig Economy” post, Maria and Ian chatted recently with fellow millennial voice talent Sean Gray, known as the “VOMad” [or, “VONomad”]. Sean’s a smart,

Freelance Voice Over, Around the World “Freelance” has always been part of the gig in the world of voice over, much like any other artistic discipline. When you start voice acting full-time, you know exactly what you’re signing up for: a career with great peaks & valleys, moving from job to job [often multiple times

What is an Influencer? And why and when does it matter in voice over in reaching Millennials? The notion of an “influencer” in marketing isn’t anything new: in essence, it’s an attempt to one-up word-of-mouth advertising by having that “mouth” be someone with a specific social status and following. Ideally, for a product that aligns

Let’s face it: with 80 million Millennials in the U.S. alone, there’s a good chance you might be one of us. Whether you’re so Gen-X you’re disgruntled about being called a Millennial, you popped out of the womb with a smartphone in hand, or you’re just a Baby Boomer who understands the finer points of