#154 How To Make Money over age 55 with ACX, from Amazon

The Not Old - Better Show

Paul Vogelzang

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5 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 22 January 2018

⏱️ 23 minutes

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How To Make Money over age 55 with ACX, from Amazon

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Most people who continue working after retirement age don’t stay on in their current jobs, according to Boston College’s Sloan Center on Aging & Work. Instead, they leave for a second career, or something they truly love, a job of their choice, but a job, none-the-less, with pay, benefits, a supervisor, etc.

As Americans live longer and healthier lives, the desire to work longer—for the income, the mental engagement, or the chance to do something we love—has grown.

One excellent resource for a little guidance for the 55+ crowd looking for work you love, is our friend, David Lawrence, XVII. David Lawrence has been with us before, but you likely know David from his work in movies, TV shows, David is the voice of America Online, David is a writer, a technologist, an artist, an entrepreneur, a long time working actor, as well as acting coach, and voice coach.

I will tell you this, from my own experience as a student of David’s, David Lawrence XVII shows the way to gain voice over success with compelling stories from people who've been there. Presenting the nitty-gritty details of available job opportunities, wages to expect, typical hours, and the qualifications and savvy needed to get hired, David’s classes are packed with practical advice on how to prepare both professionally and financially to start out on becoming a working voice over artist.

Motivational, inspirational, and thoroughly practical, David Lawrence explains how to find part-time, temporary, work-at-home, or government work in profitable, rewarding voice over work.

Join me in welcoming to The Not Old Better Show, David Lawrence.

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0:18.0	Welcome to the Nett Old Better Show. I'm your host Paul Vogel Singh. You know most people who continue working after retirement they don't stay on in their current jobs according to Boston College's Sloan Center on Aging and Work.
0:24.3	Instead, they leave for a second career or something they truly love. A job of
0:29.8	their choice, but a job nonetheless with pay benefits a supervisor etc.
0:36.0	As Americans live longer and healthier lives the desire to work longer for the
0:40.8	income the mental engagement or the chance to do something we truly love has grown.
0:48.2	One excellent resource for little guidance to the 55-plus community looking for work you love is our friend David
0:55.8	Lawrence 17th. I love talking to David Lawrence and 17th. David has this unstoppable
1:01.4	optimism which by the way is the name of the track today from
1:04.7	epidemic sound by Gavin Luke. David Lawrence has been with us before but you
1:10.0	likely know David from his work in movies, TV shows.
1:13.6	David is the voice of America online.
1:16.5	David is a writer, a technologist, an artist,
1:19.2	an entrepreneur, a long time working actor,
1:22.2	as well as acting coach and voice coach.
1:25.0	I'll tell you this from my own experience as a student of David.
1:28.0	David Lawrence shows the way to gain voice over success with compelling stories from people who've been there.
1:36.0	Presenting the nitty gritty details of available job opportunities, wages to expect, typical hours, and the qualifications and savvy that
1:46.6	you need in order to get hired.
1:48.2	David's classes are packed with practical advice on how to prepare both professionally and
1:55.2	financially to start out on becoming a working voiceover artist.
2:00.0	David's motivational, he's inspirational, and he's thoroughly practical.
2:05.2	David Lawrence is going to explain today how to find some work, either part-time, temporary,
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