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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 50 MIN

How Meridith Grundei Helps Leaders Tell Stories That Create Connection and Get Remembered

from The Coaching Edge Podcast

Former Second City instructor Meridith Grundei teaches leaders how to become unforgettable presenters through storytelling.In this conversation with Dr. Steve Jeffs and Erwin de Grave, Meridith shares practical frameworks for presentation skills and communication. She explains why structure frees you to speak naturally, how to find stories using a timeline exercise, and why focusing on your audience removes the pressure of performing.One standout insight: Meridith describes helping a client sell an AI tool using a personal story about his son learning to climb stairs. The audience remembered him because they felt connection, not because they remembered the product features.Whether you coach executives, lead teams, or speak from stages, this episode delivers specific techniques for telling stories that create lasting impact.Watch the full episode here: https://thecoachingedgepodcast.com/how-meridith-grundei-helps-leaders-tell-stories-that-create-connection-and-get-remembered/

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