In this week's episode of Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking, Kirsten and Kellie highlight some of their favorite books from four seasons of the podcast.Our favorite moments:<01:04> How to Tell a Story <01:46>The difference between an anecdote and a story<02:33> Stagecraft and speaker choreography<03:26> Recognizing what storytellers at The Moth give onstage<03:49> Kirsten’s nervous butterflies fly in formation<04:19> Cait Donovan, Bouncebackability<04:34> Entrepreneurial burnout<05:28> J Schuh, Brilliance<06:49> Judging a book by its cover<08:02> Tamsen Webster, Find Your Red Thread<08:54> Find the throughline and connect with your audience<11:38> How you shape the story frames the outcome<18:42> Kellie’s goal for Season 5<19:07> Kirsten’s goal for Season 5If you enjoyed this conversation about some of our favorite books and pop culture references, check out Season 1, Episode 1: Hello World! What is Ongoing Mastery? The link is in the show notes.Rourke 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/d1bKZUGQiREFor the video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/WJHeYJbphbsS3 Ep25 | Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking - Why Embrace the Beginner Mindset?: Interview with J. SchuhS1 Ep 9 | Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking - Interview: Cait Donovan and Why Burnout is Her Superpower S3 Ep33 | Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking - How Can I Get My Audience Fully Onboard with My Idea?: Interview with Tamsen WebsterS2 Ep11 | Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking - Onward and Upward: How Do We Use Ongoing Mastery?The Titanic Sub: Ambition and Tragic Hubris in the North Atlantic AbyssBram Stoker | Dracula - WikipediaMary Shelley | Frankenstein - WikipediaDeConnick & De Landro | Bitch Planet | Image ComicsSatrapi | Persepolis (comics) - WikipediaGreek myth | PrometheusIntro music for Days of Our Lives soap operaParadise Lost: Book  1 (1674 version) by John… | Poetry...