Ever wondered how a daunting experience like improv could turn out to be your secret weapon for communication? Join me as I take you on a roller-coaster ride of my 12-week improv journey, filled with cringe-worthy moments, breakthrough 'aha' moments, and exhilarating live performances. I promise, by the end of this episode, you too will be eager to embrace the discomfort and say "yes and" to improv, including improving your communication skills along the way.

Through my personal anecdotes from the class, I'll share how the strategies we adopted helped us to connect better with others and stay open to their offerings. You'll hear about the instructor who not only taught us improv but also showed us how to trust ourselves and our ideas. You'll learn that being okay with failure and your own 'cringe' can lead to more authentic conversations and connections. So, why not give improv a chance? It could be the key to unlock your communication potential. Listen in, and let's start this journey together.

*Improvisation, or improv, is a form of live theatre in which the plot, characters and dialogue of a game, scene or story are made up in the moment (hideouttheatre.com) - Improv is performed on the TV show Whose Line is it Anyway.

About Nina
Nina is an author, artist, musician, Human Design Specialist, and podcast host of Receptive Impact. Open & curious to adventure and change, Nina Elise navigates the path of self-discovery, inviting you to explore the boundless opportunities that arise when we step out of our comfort zones.

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Music intro/outro: "In the Forest" by Lesfm