Networking fails, true crime obsessions, and the universal fear of presenting in front of people — this episode has it all.
My guest, Libby Magliolo, is a presentation coach, slide wizard, and self-proclaimed introvert who knows what it’s like to feel awkward… but also how to show up with confidence in front of an audience.
We cover:
- Networking tips (spoiler: people won’t just come to you!)
- The psychology behind society’s obsession with true crime
- What to do when you choke during a presentation (been there 🙋🏻♀️)
- Libby’s best tips for presenting without panic — from exposure therapy to wearing “one hat” at a time
Whether you’re a seasoned speaker or someone who’d rather hide under the table, you’ll walk away with practical advice and a few laughs.
👉 Find Libby online at https://www.buildbetterslides.com/
— where she helps individuals and companies create presentations that actually work.
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