That is very cool.

Voice is one that most people don't recognize as an asset and the most overlook it all their lives. Many of us have great attributes that we are not aware of and not often people would tell us about them. That is the sad part. The person who recognizes the good attribute and capitalizes on it is a winner.

A Colleague at Work with a Great Voice. There was a colleague many years ago in Texas who loved to come by me and go around every morning an talk passionately about the liberal news. This happened every morning. Many others learned to pretend to hear it day after day. I noticed his passion, his voice, continuity of speech and pitch. He was just good to hear although I couldn't agree with anything he said. He worked as a project manager - the world of deadlines, planning, papers and reports - quite boring I thought for his personality. So I invited him to lunch at work one day and asked him he ever considered being a radio talk show host, possibly on a Christian or conservative radio? I showed him how late night spots were available he could take and ramp up quickly to growing listenerships. I really thought he would enjoy it and grow in it successfully. He could give a voice back to movies, voice overs, dubbing and do so many things with his voice. But in his mind a career as a project manager was firmly set. I have seen quite a few men and women like that.