Sally ZimneyFounder & CEO, Be Moved by Sally Z

Be more you on stage

17 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief segment, the speaker explains that authenticity on stage does not mean comfort or ease, but rather allowing the audience to see a genuine slice of the performer’s true self. The goal is for the audience to feel they truly know the performer, not merely be fooled by a façade. The speaker then prompts consideration of practical ways to reveal more of one’s identity and imprint it onto the performance, emphasizing the importance of personal transparency for deeper audience connection.

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When we say authentic, it doesn't mean easy or without discomfort. Authentic means they see a little bit of who you are. By they, your audience. We want our audience to feel, and for good reason, not just because we've pulled one over on them, but we want our audience to feel like they know us. And so what are the things that we can do to reveal a little bit more of who we are? To imprint it with who we are.