Welcome to the Art of Value Whispering podcast
Today I’m joined by Beth Sherman, a former comedian and keynote speaker on better engagement and communication.
Beth’s love for comedy started young. She grew up in a humorous household and collected stand-up records from flea markets. Though she admired comedians, she didn’t see herself on stage and pursued a career writing for TV instead, working on major shows like The Late Show with David Letterman and Ellen. Encouraged by fellow writers, she eventually took the leap into stand-up, performing across the U.S. and even for military troops overseas.
Today, she helps professional speakers authentically use humor as a tool for connection and engagement.
Join me in this episode as Beth shares how to use humour as a tool to create instant connection and engagement with any audience, and fuel your business success.
“A touch of humour boosts engagement, strengthens connections, and makes your message unforgettable.” - Beth Sherman
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