Which unique techniques does Gabrielle Nistico use for maintaining forward momentum in voiceover scripts?

I focus on a few specific habits to keep scripts moving forward and sounding alive:

• Intent before words – I make myself answer “Why am I saying this?” before I read. A clear objective automatically creates momentum.
• Physicalization – tiny gestures, standing, or shifting weight to keep the body moving so the voice doesn’t get stuck.
• Built‑in road map – I mark scripts for beats, pivots, and destination line, so I’m always “heading somewhere,” not just reading.
• Breath strategy – planned breaths on thought breaks, not commas, so the read flows like natural conversation.
• Mic‑level energy – imagining the listener’s reaction (their eyebrow raise, smirk, nod) and “talking through” to that response.

What part of maintaining momentum do you struggle with most: running out of energy, sounding choppy, or getting too slow?