What if the same skills that help actors captivate an audience could also make you a powerful, purpose-driven speaker?

In this insightful episode, I sit down with Tricia Brouk, an international award-winning director and renowned speaker mentor, who shares how her experience in film, television, and theater shaped her unique approach to public speaking—and why mastering storytelling is more important now than ever.

We dive into the deep connection between directing, performing, and showing up powerfully on stage. Tricia reveals why we’re currently in a trust recession—and how the most impactful speakers are the ones who know how to build authentic connection with their audience.

Tricia’s perspective is a masterclass in presence, purpose, and performance—and will inspire you to own your voice and step into your truth.

You'll learn:

🎭 How acting and directing skills can make you a more compelling speaker

🧠 Why building trust is the most important part of public speaking today

🗣️ The secret to becoming unforgettable on stage (hint: it’s not perfection)

📖 How storytelling can move people emotionally and change lives

🌟 Practical tips to elevate your stage presence and deliver with confidence

If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping onto a stage, sharing your message, or becoming a more powerful communicator, this episode is your roadmap.

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