First, Improv is fun! And you will laugh a lot. Laughter is a great leveller—it relaxes you; helps you connect quickly with others; plus, it boosts your energy and immune system. What could be wrong with that? Second, Improv exercises can help you access your creative ideas and thoughts, without the self-editing that often takes place in day-to-day conversations. Third, you will learn to be more present in your interactions with others—and that will help you become a more effective listener. Fourth, there are no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ answers in Improv. By playing with ideas, going beyond ‘normal’ conversations and realities, you can experience a wonderful freedom in your thinking. You will become aware of your own communication obstacles and see ways to break them down.
Mary@ImprovYourself.ca · (613) 324-9495 |
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