Ideas on Stage Podcast
The Ideas on Stage podcast is a monthly show about leadership communication. Each episode features top authors, speakers and experts sharing insights on business communication and public speaking.Our goal is to help you communicate with confidence and impact, whether at work…
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87. How Breathing Changes the Way You Speak (Jane Tarrant) (opens the original)
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Most people think breathing is automatic. You inhale, you exhale, and that’s it. But what if the way you breathe is quietly affecting your confidence, your voice, your posture, your sleep, your anxiety levels – and the way you show up when speaking in front of other people? In this episode, I sit down with breathing educator Jane Tarrant to explore a topic most business leaders never think about until something goes wrong: breathing habits. Jane explains why many high performers breathe from the
86. The Hidden Skill Behind Great Interviews (Alfie Joey) (opens the original)
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Most interviews sound the same. Safe questions. Predictable answers. Polite agreement. But every now and then, something different happens. A moment of silence. An unexpected question. A shift in energy that makes everyone lean in. In this episode, I sit down with Alfie Joey – former BBC presenter – to explore what actually makes an interview memorable. Alfie has interviewed prime ministers, celebrities and business leaders. We talk about why over-preparation can make you more natural, how one r
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