We’ve always been taught that in the event we have stage fright, in order to calm our nerves we should envision the audience naked. I’m not exactly sure where this gem of a tactic came from but let’s just say it’s never worked for me.

My guest on the podcast today wants to turn that advice completely around. He wants us to be naked in front of the audience. Figuratively naked - as in willing to share our stories, willing to be raw and honest and open in order to better connect with people.

Listen in as I talk with Sean Tyler Foley, author of The Power to Speak Naked.

Drink of the Week: Naked and Famous!

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Sean Tyler Foley

https://seantylerfoley.com/

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