Taliaferro, Richard
Richard Taliaferro Coaching
Plainsboro, United States
I spent 26 years inside journalism. Multiple cities. Multiple continents. Worked with multiple cable channels. I knew how to read a room, hit a deadline, and stay steady when everything else was burning. And then a 15-minute Zoom ended it. Losing the career hurt. It also forced me to confront the cost of building an identity around being reliable instead of being fully real. For years I’d watched colleagues get laid off and sit stunned when someone asked, “What are you going to do now?” Smart people. Capable people. People who had fused identity to an institution that wouldn’t hesitate to let them go. Journalism taught me to find the real story underneath the official version. Leaving it taught me this: You do the work. You are not the work. Now I work with mission-driven professionals — journalists and others who built their lives around a calling — who’ve already had the private reckoning. They’re not exploring anymore. They know something has to change. What they don’t know is who they are without the building. I help them separate identity from institution. Translate what transfers. Navigate systems that weren’t built for them. Walk into what’s next without pretending they were ever anything other than who they’ve always been. The mission can matter. The system can be broken. Both are true. The grief is real. And there’s a limit to what you owe. Ten years ago I stood in front of a mirror and said, “I’m ready,” without proof — just knowing. That’s the moment my clients are standing in now. I don’t teach them to wait for proof. I teach them to trust the readiness.
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Allie Tyler distinguishes herself as a well rounded musician and believes whole heartedly in the sanctity of music as a whole, rather than identifying as an artist with a specific genre. Residing in Southern California, Ms. Tyler is a heavily sought after vocal artist, writer, and instructor. Upon receiving her BM in Vocal Performance from Cal State Fullerton, Ms. Tyler has performed the leading roles of Gretel in Hansel and Gretel, Anne Egerman in A Little Name Music, Madame Silberklang in Der Schauspieldirektor, and scenes as Lisette in La Rondine, Mary Warren in The Crucible, and l’Ensolleillad in Cherubin. She is an alumnus of the OperaWorks, SongFest, and FAVA summer programs. She has won numerous awards including first place in the Music Associates Aria Competition, and was a finalist in the Long Beach Mozart Festival, the South Coast Symphony Young Stars competition, and Opera 100 competition. Ms. Tyler is completing her Masters in Music from USC with a split emphasis between classical and popular vocal arts. She has performed as both a professional soloist and a soprano chorus member at the Hollywood Bowl, Pantages Theatre, Honda Center, Dolby Theatre, Staple Center, Verizon Amphitheatre, and Segerstrom Performing Arts Center with the Pacific Chorale, John Alexander Singers, Long Beach Camerata Singers alongside the Pacific Symphony and LA Philharmonic. Ms. Tyler has gained recognition in her popular and jazz vocal demonstrations has sung as a vocalist alongside the De Anza Daddios Big Band and Grammy Award winner Bill Cunliffe. Ms. Tyler is simultaneously a singer/songwriter and enjoys combining elements of her experience in a cappella, jazz, popular, and classical music into her original pieces. Along with many years of teaching elementary school, Ms. Tyler owns a music studio incorporating private lessons in voice, piano, and songwriting, encouraging her students to expand their imaginative and creative minds into their musical learning.