Which misconceptions about voiceover jobs are addressed in Gabrielle Nistico’s classes?

In my “Voiceover Jobs & How to Find Them” class, I tackle misconceptions like:

1. “There’s just one kind of voiceover job” (I walk through all the different areas of VO)
2. “Clients are mysterious or unpredictable” (I explain what clients expect from you and what you can fairly expect from them)
3. “You don’t need a niche” (I show you how to find your specialty in the industry).

I also clear up confusion about how people actually find work, beyond just waiting on auditions or pay-to-plays.

Is there a specific misconception you’re struggling with right now?