It’s another episode of Practice First, and this time we’re joined by Sally Perkins. Sally is a storyteller, professor, trainer, consultant, and performer. She teaches public speaking at Butler University, works with a number of corporate clients, and travels telling stories. Sally’s piece Digging In Their Heels: An Eye-opening, Energized Story of Women’s Battle for the Vote, is taking her all over the country, including New York City where she performed off-Broadway.

In this episode, Sally shares:

• How imagery and muscle-memory fuel practice
• How intentional preparation allows for spontaneity and creativity.
• How to give and get feedback--from who, when, and how.
• How being specific in coaching, encouragement, and feedback leads to confidence.

You can learn more about all Sally’s endeavors at www.sallyperkins.net

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