Whether your audience is tech company leaders, franchisee owners, women in STEM, or anyone else—before you step onstage, you must decide who you want your audience to be. Why? To unlock real emotion. You see, the way you imagine your audience affects both how you act onstage—and how they receive your message. If you don’t specifically "cast" your audience beforehand, you’ll likely end up making a dangerous subconscious mistake—one that can sabotage your performance. In this final article in the series on Playing Actions, Michael Port shows you how to decide who your imagined audience is—and why it makes all the difference. #HEROIC #PlayingActions #StagePerformance #PublicSpeakingTips #SpeakerTraining #PerformanceMastery #EmotionalConnection #TransformationalSpeaking #AudienceEngagement #LeadershipCommunication #SpeakWithImpact #HEROICInsights #PresentationSkills #SpeakerMindset #GRADLife #HEROICSuccess #KeynoteSpeaker #AuthenticSpeaking #SpeakingConfidence #ThoughtLeadership
Whether your audience is tech company leaders, franchisee owners, women in STEM, or anyone else—before you step onstage, you must decide who you want your audience to be. Why? To unlock real emotion. You see, the way you imagine your audience affects both how you act onstage—and how they receive your message. If you don’t specifically "cast" your audience beforehand, you’ll likely end up making a dangerous subconscious mistake—one that can sabotage your performance. In this final article in the series on Playing Actions, Michael Port shows you how to decide who your imagined audience is—and why it makes all the difference. #HEROIC #PlayingActions #StagePerformance #PublicSpeakingTips #SpeakerTraining #PerformanceMastery #EmotionalConnection #TransformationalSpeaking #AudienceEngagement #LeadershipCommunication #SpeakWithImpact #HEROICInsights #PresentationSkills #SpeakerMindset #GRADLife #HEROICSuccess #KeynoteSpeaker #AuthenticSpeaking #SpeakingConfidence #ThoughtLeadership