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Using Physical Energy in Storytelling | Mike Ganino

Episode 100 of the Unconventional Leaders podcast, hosted by Heather Parady, titled "Using Physical Energy in Storytelling | Mike Ganino" was published on June 3, 2025 and runs 51 minutes.

June 3, 2025 ·51m · Unconventional Leaders

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Episode Description

Powerful storytelling is not just about what you choose to say, but HOW you say it. Mike Ganino, the secret weapon behind some of your favorite professional speakers, joins us today to walk us through how to use our physical bodies to tell parts of the story that words alone never could.

Mike shares what it takes to go from a “good” speaker to a great one, how to use your quirks as strengths, and why we have far more choices in how we show up, not only on stage but in the world, than we often believe.

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TOPICS FROM THIS EPISODE:

  • How to go from a “good” speaker to a “great” speaker
  • Using your quirks wisely, intentionally, and as an asset
  • Why we have far more choices in how we show up than we often believe

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