In this week's episode of Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking, Kirsten and Kellie pick up on a thread from last week’s episode about the importance of having speaker friends. Often only other speakers give feedback on your performance that is specific, practical, and honest. Kirsten and Kellie discuss ways to give feedback and the mindset necessary for receiving it. They also compare their favorite walk-out music to get pumped up for a presentation.Key take-aways:Speakers give the best feedback to other speakers because they know the craftEffective feedback is about both praise and critiqueWhat makes good walk-out musicRourke Training’s webpage: https://www.rourketraining.com/Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking page: https://ongoing-mastery.captivate.fm/RSS feed: https://feeds.captivate.fm/ongoing-mastery/Read a transcript of this episode: https://share.descript.com/view/kGETrmoukKsFor the video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/-MmKlYZnVPgAndrea Dottling's LinkedIn profile - Co-Head Honcho at IDLanceDr. Allen Partridge's LinkedIn profileDr. Pooja Jaisingh's LinkedIn ProfileIDLance | HomeDr. Parker Grant's LinkedIn profile - Co-Head Honcho at IDLanceAdeseye Omole's LinkedIn profileJameka Bingham's LinkedIn profileWalk-Up Songs: A Unique Baseball Tradition Provides Benefits for PlayersDropkick Murphys, "Queen of Suffolk County" - Kellie's ideal walk-out songTop 10 Songs by the PoguesPrince YouTube channelPentatonix YouTube channel: Kirsten's warm-up musicTEDxAliefStudio | TED - Theme: Open Canvas, Oct 7, 2022Tim David's LinkedIn profileHome | Innovation WomenLooking for a kick-ass speaking group? Use our affiliate link to join Innovation Women: https://bit.ly/innovationwomen