n this episode, Angie Lion of Black River Performance Management and Megan McCaleb, creator of Improv Team Culture and Ovation Speakers, delve into the nuanced art of improvisational practice, not just on stage, but in the numerous scenarios life throws our way. In this episode, Angie and Megan explore the crucial space between stimulus and response – that fleeting moment where our reactions and decisions are born. We unravel the mystery of how improv techniques can help us navigate this space more mindfully, leading to more fulfilling interactions and outcomes.
Next, they explore the differences between fixed and growth mindsets. How does a fixed mindset limit our responses in unscripted life moments? Can a growth mindset enhance our ability to improvise effectively? Through their discussion, we see how these mindsets shape our ability to adapt, learn, and grow in the face of life’s unpredictability. Whether you’re an improv enthusiast, a professional looking to sharpen your adaptability skills, or just someone curious about navigating life’s unscripted moments more gracefully, this episode offers valuable insights and strategies. Join us as we learn to embrace the unexpected, transform challenges into opportunities, and master the art of improv practice in our daily lives.
Megan McCaleb is a leadership communication specialist and speaker coach. As the creator of Improv Team Culture and Ovation Speakers, she has built stages and safe places for individuals and teams to share true stories merged with effective tools to help people transform “Yeah, but” challenges into “Yes, And” solutions.
She’s an award-winning author, an award-winning comedian, and the host of the “I Hardly Know Her” podcast. She resides in Boise Idaho with her four children, two cats, and her bright orange Jeep, “Jeff.”
