Doing it Right! Ep. 94 | She Didn’t Know She Was Siri! – Susan Bennett, Voice Actor, Speaker, Voice of Siri
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The first voice of SIRI…and Susan Bennett had no idea! Not until a friend told her! How that happened is intriguing. Susan was a favored IVR talent (interactive voice recording)...
show moreHow that happened is intriguing.
Susan was a favored IVR talent (interactive voice recording) who had recorded many
virtual assistant and GPS voices. We talked about how HER voice was selected as the
SIRI persona. You’ll hear the “behind the scenes” of what it takes to do these
recordings. Who knew she would be doing what’s called CONCANTONATION—that’s
fascinating in and of itself!
Don’t miss a minute of her story, which she now shares with audiences around the
world as a keynote speaker.
Susan is a multi-talented woman who began playing piano by ear at age 4. Add to that
her beautiful singing voice that led her to tour with celebrities including Burt Bacharach
and Roy Orbison to name a few. She sang jingles for such clients as Coca Cola,
Georgia Power and Kroger. And when you don the halls at Delta Airline hubs, you’ll
here Susan’s voice steering you to the right gate.
Tune in with ears wide open as Susan talks “Siri language” during our interview.
TPOVS:
1 – Follow Your Dreams, but don’t ignore other opportunities. You might fear that
you will be type cast in one niche and not be given opportunities in other areas. Don’t let
that stop you. Doors might open in fabulous new ways you would never have known
existed! 29:13
2 – Take chances. Try new things. You might be really good at something you don’t
expect. You never know what positive things could happen. Keep trying and taking
advantage of every opportunity. 21:49
3 – Fight the fear! We all have it. Sometimes it helps us not do something incredibly
stupid or dangerous. More often fear can keep us from moving forward because we’re
afraid to fail, or we’re afraid to look stupid. Face those fears and move ahead.
4 - You’re never too old to learn. You could learn early or in your late 60’s and
beyond. Stay excited .22:03
5 – Be realistic. If you’re 5’2” you’re probably not going to be a model. There’s a
place for all of us. We must know ourselves and find our way. Our pluses and minuses.
Building cultures through authentic leadership
Your presence –– your communication — your brand
Some things we can’t change. So, be realistic in your goals—know what you like to do.
If you end up DOING what you LIKE to do, you’ll have struck gold. 26:09
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