Before you even think about preparing or pitching for a media, podcast or panel interview - you need to hear this. Cause chances are you're approaching interviews all wrong and a simple perspective shift could be a total game changer.

To unpack the change, in this episode of The Penny Drop, host Penny Terry shares her favourite story of all time to explain why we lose all our human abilities during interviews and what we can do to get them back.

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Show notes:

Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at penny@pennyterry.com

If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min

Want more? No wonder! Head over to www.pennyterry.com to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: https://thepennydrop.substack.com/

More about me:

I love both sides of a conversation - equally. 

I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories. 

As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters. 

I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe. 

I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving.

I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance. 

I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems.

Here's my website address again  www.pennyterry.com

Before you even think about preparing or pitching for a media, podcast or panel interview - you need to hear this. Cause chances are you're approaching interviews all wrong and a simple perspective shift could be a total game changer.
To unpack the change, in this episode of The Penny Drop, host Penny Terry shares her favourite story of all time to explain why we lose all our human abilities during interviews and what we can do to get them back.
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Show notes:
Hey, It's Penny here (more about me below) - if you have a question that you want answered on the pod, record it and then send a short voice memo to my email so I can use it on the Penny Drop (with your permission). You can email me at <a href="mailto:penny@pennyterry.com">penny@pennyterry.com</a> 
If you'd like to chat with me about working together, firstly, awesome, and secondly you can book a short chat here: <a href="https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min">https://calendly.com/thepennydrop/30min</a>
Want more? No wonder! Head over to <a href="http://www.pennyterry.com/">www.pennyterry.com</a> to find out about my programs, keynotes, and other podcasts or sign up for the newsletter version of the Penny Drop where you’ll learn more about the things running in and out of my brain as well as be first to know about any new or discounted programs: <a href="https://thepennydrop.substack.com/">https://thepennydrop.substack.com/</a>
More about me:
I love both sides of a conversation - equally.  I know powerful questions leverage powerful stories.  As such, I'm all about helping people and organisations to ask better questions, share better stories, and create better systems to make it easy (and interesting) for people to engage with who you are, what you do and why it matters.  I spent more than a decade as an ABC radio presenter, I host and produce multiple-award-winning podcasts, and deliver keynotes, workshops and executive coaching services across the globe.  I'm also the co-founder of for-purpose company Healthy Tasmania which I started with my awesome sister Lucy Byrne. Together we provide a range of services to help solve common problems that prevent people, communities and organisations from thriving. I've always wanted to be a rockstar and now sing to my kids (and colleagues) whenever I get the chance.  I'd love to sit down with you and find the right way to use better questions, better stories and better systems to solve your engagement problems. Here's my website address again  <a href="http://www.pennyterry.com/">www.pennyterry.com</a>

One story, shared in five minutes, once a week - with a penny-dropping moment every time. Hanging out with engagement and communications expert Penny Terry on The Penny Drop is the simplest way to turn these so-called soft skills into rock-hard results - personally and professionally.

One story, shared in five minutes, once a week - with a penny-dropping moment every time. Hanging out with engagement and communications expert Penny Terry on The Penny Drop is the simplest way to turn these so-called soft skills into rock-hard results - personally and professionally.

The Penny Drop

One story, shared in five minutes, once a week; with a penny-dropping moment every time! Hanging out with engagement and communications expert Penny Terry is the easiest way to turn these so-called soft skills into rock-hard results - personally and professionally.

One story, shared in five minutes, once a week; with a penny-dropping moment every time! Hanging out with engagement and communications expert Penny Terry is the easiest way to turn these so-called soft skills into rock-hard results - personally and professionally.

Before you even think about preparing or pitching for a media, podcast or panel interview - you need to hear this. Cause chances are you're approaching interviews all wrong and a simple perspective shift could be a total game changer. To unpack the change, in this episode of The Penny Drop, host Penny Terry shares her favourite story of all time to explain why we lose all our human abilities during interviews and what we can do to get them back.

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