In this week's episode of Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking, Kirsten talks with Meridith Grundei about improv, Aristotle, and building credibility as a speaker. Find out how a sticky note can remind you who you’re talking with when you’re online.Our favorite moments::<00:49> Working not too tight, not too loose<02:39> Things change when you get them in front of an audience for the first time<03:52> Having the right mindset<04:48> Understanding that failing is part of success<11:35> Your entire presentation is a story<11:54> The difference between a bad presenter and an inexperienced presenter <12:31> People need to understand the why<15:43> Take risks and be bold to build credibility <18:19> When presenting virtually, present to one specific person <20:27> Meridith’s key takeawayIf you enjoyed this conversation about improv, check out Season 3, Episode 28: How Does Improv Help Public Speaking?  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/WHvaG2B17riFor the video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/YQDai2SPyesMeridith Grundei's profile on LinkedIn@grundeicoaching on TikTokGrundei Coaching's websiteAristotle's Rhetorical Situation | Purdue Online Writing LabHomepage - Playback Theatre WestiO Theater | Chicago’s Best Improv Comedy | iO ImprovThe Second City | ChicagoS3 Ep28 Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking - How Does Improv Help Public Speaking? Yes, and... - WikipediaSubject Matter Expert Paradox - Shout out to Phil Mares, Kirsten's best friend in collegeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirstenrourke/Looking for a kick-ass speaking group? Use our affiliate link to join Innovation Women: https://bit.ly/innovationwomen