THE ART OF COMMUNICATION 2 – CLARITY

Have you ever have listened to someone and wondered what the heck they are talking about? Or what point they are trying to make?

When performing improv scenes or telling a story, there are three things I need to establish quickly so the audience can sit back and enjoy, allowing me to take the lead, instead of them anxiously searching for clarity: Where I am Who I am What I am doing

This all means having to be make fast solid decisions and go with them. I know there are some excellent examples of how not to do this out there, mostly from politicians, and the result is a confused populace who just turn off or lose trust.

What would you add as your pet want for a clear presentation?

Any horror stories you just have to share?

"I absolutely loved your exercise with the pillow! Whilst I could see the value, and the creativity of the idea as soon as you explained it, I was really surprised at just how powerful it was. Probably shouldn’t be as we all know the value of touch and engaging that tactile sensory awareness. It was a wonderful affirmation of the deep connections that endure, in this community, despite the physical separation."Anna Colmer Zero Balancer