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Every business benefits from better communication.

Whether it’s biotech, health care, education, and hospitality, or automotive, finance, fashion, and manufacturing, improv in the workplace has been studied and celebrated time and time again.

Courtney with fellow facilitators on stage at the GloCon conference

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The Top 5 Habits & Skills of Improvisers

Bonus tip: Don’t make up rules that don’t exist. Ask How (instead of Can).

We start by getting on the same page as our team.
We move on quickly from failure, mistakes, and the unexpected.
We focus on making only a single, simple choice with confidence.
We listen to respond vs. wait to talk.
We practice a “Yes, And” mentality.

Read & listen

Harvard Business ReviewUsing Improv to Unite Your Team NPR Morning EditionMayo Clinic medical residents take improv classes strategy+businessUsing improv to transform how you lead CSz Boston“I’m bad on the phone,” and the Biggest Case For Why Improv, Why Now

Inc.Why Every Entrepreneur Should Take an Improv Class Inc.8 Ways Improvisation Can Make You Into a Better Leader Hidden Brain PodcastSitting With Uncertainty NPR Life KitThe rules of improv can make you more confident

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