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We’ve all heard the statistic: most people fear public speaking more than death. Jerry Seinfeld used to joke that at a funeral, the average person would rather be the one in the casket than the person giving the eulogy.

Have you ever been to a play where there's a blackout between every single scene? You can hear the furniture moving in the dark. The crew shifting things around. And you're just sitting there, disconnected from the action, waiting for the lights to come back up. That's what happens at most events.

Something I've been noticing with a few of my clients lately, and I think it's worth talking about. They come in with a story. A powerful one. Something they've moved through, learned from, grown because of. And they're eager to share it. They should share it. But as we start to dig in together, something becomes clear: that story isn't quite as healed as it felt.