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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2025 · 31 MIN

432. Unlock Speaking Confidence Through Dance with Jared Redick

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💃 Here’s a fun idea! Did you know dancing can actually make you a better speaker?Tune in to my conversation with Jared Redick and learn:How to get more in touch with your body and build confidence for public speaking.How dancing can help overcome nervousness and feel more comfortable in your body.How to make sure you are present with your audience when you speak.What would help you get into a flow faster when you need to present in a meeting.How to ‘shake off the nerves off’ before or during a presentation.How to find your voice in dancing or speaking.Jared Redick is the Assistant Dean of Dance at UNCSA, bringing extensive experience in higher education and the performing arts to his role. A third-generation ballet dancer, Jared spent over two decades as a soloist with world-class companies like Boston Ballet and Miami City Ballet.Now he directs productions, leads diversity initiatives, and mentors the next generation. His expertise spans from classical and contemporary repertoire to arts administration and innovative education, making him an engaging guest on topics of artistry, leadership, and innovation.Connect with Jared: www.jared-redick.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jared-redick/https://www.instagram.com/jared_redick/  

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