Rhetoric in Motion: Recent Episodes

Kimmy Moss

Exploring all angles of communication to help you send & deliver messages more effectively and connect better with others.

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How do you appropriately scale who participates in life with you? Personally & professionally? In any given interaction? Too exclusive, missed opportunity.. Too inclusive, dilute essence & integrity..

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Thinking out loud re: the spectrum of unpolished to polished, simple to complex language.

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Perhaps the rawest reflection I’ve ever shared on how some of my greatest assets as a coach (improvisation, play, exploration, charm) have actually enabled me to compensate the process. This is a short listen! Tune in and reach out if this speaks to you.

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A 6-minute discussion on navigating advice culture... feel free to chime in by connecting with me on IG @rhetoricinmotion !!

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How much of what you say is conversational conditioning versus what you actually wish to say? With a bonus nugget at the end on the gift of telling others or being told, “I see you.”

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Rhetoric in Motion is ready to grow into a classroom... but are you?

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The fear of public speaking is common. But so is a fear of intimate conversations. The modern digital landscape enables us to “handle” our messages through a number of different channels, but often times we choose less direct channels than would actually benefit us... Let’s have a discussion about that.

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This might be the simplest and most effective communication tool that Rhetoric in Motion has ever shared. Give me 9 minutes of your time and listen..

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Indulge with me here on some heavy ish! As always, I encourage you to share your thoughts! Love, Kimmy

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Viewing communication as a means to HUNT for human connection. Are you intentional with how you pursue nourishing & valuable connection? Maybe you should be..

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Let’s talk communication pedagogy! (Pedagogy = teaching style.) A call to action to reflect upon (and IMPROVE) the learning environment you either a) subject others to, or b) subject yourself to. LET’S KEEP IT REAL, PEOPLE. We can be better when it comes to communication education.

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Exploring the sweet spot between rigidity & flexibility to increase your ability to have positive associations. This is a quick 7:00! Give this a listen and feel free to chime in with your feedback. Love, Kimmy

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How in tune are you with how your communication (both content AND delivery) impacts your group?

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Approaching connection with others according to periods of your lifespan, as opposed to the tendency/compulsion to reach/unlock the “next” level.

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Greetings from Lincoln Blvd (apologies for sound)

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Have you ever worried about something and spent longer than you’d like stressing over it or how to communicate about it? This episode is for you. ;)

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Powerful perspective that might help you feel more comfortable navigating how you communicate in the present. Note: apologies for the AM-radio-sounding audio!! Recorded & downloaded from section of PCH with spotty signal. I hope you’ll still give this a listen! ✊🏼

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Not one OR the other ... We have the capacity for both. An evolved perspective on this pillar of Rhetoric in Motion. (And a fun fact around 8min45sec in...)

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What is it that you really want, need, or feel when it comes to relationships you’re striving for, or striving to navigate? Stop hiding behind complexity...

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Food for thought.

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This episode unpacks 1) how one simple definition of love might help you experience more of it on a daily basis, and 2) what “healthy” digital communication looks and feels like...

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This episode addresses what a gift it is to be surprised — how pleasant the connection from surprise feels, and how energizing a surprise dialogue can be.

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Challenging you to spend more time doing than describing what you do.

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Keeping it real on your agenda/planner/to-do list habits... are you spending more time planning than doing?