What signature techniques does Gabrielle Nistico recommend for avoiding voiceover scams?

I focus on a few big ones that I repeat constantly:

• Be suspicious of “fast-track” promises – weekend intensives that include a demo, or any promise that you’ll be “ready” in a set number of classes
• Walk away from anyone who guarantees a demo after X lessons – real coaches can’t predict your progress
• Be wary of cheap intro classes (often at community colleges) that quickly upsell you into a multi‑thousand‑dollar weekend “masterclass” and demo
• Research every coach or company thoroughly: independent reviews, industry reputation, and whether working pros respect them

Would you like a simple checklist you can use to vet any coach you’re considering?