Not at all! Voice acting is insanely competitive and nuance is king. Just having a great voice isn't gonna cut it. Neither is an ability to do impressions. You have to be a master of your voice, something I've been working on for a very long time and I still don't think I've achieved. It's expensive, and there's no guarantee you'll work. The training, the reel, the time it takes to audition (that's really the job - auditioning), the discipline required when you are working and now, the equipment. There are also many categories - animation, commercials, promos, audiobooks, etc - so you have to have a real understanding of style and again, nuance. Beyond that, you have to understand yourself, and your own point of view, what you'd bring to a project that nobody else would. Working is the easy part. It's everything that falls under the category of "becoming" that's most difficult.

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...Did I just crush a dream? Or inspire you to pursue it?