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Drop the Act
Michael Cinquino
21 episodes
5 days ago
Drop the Act is a podcast about presence in a performative world. Hosted by Michael Cinquino, author of Drop the Act: The Power of Presence in a Performative World™, the show explores what happens when we stop managing perception and start participating fully—in business, relationships, and life. Each episode examines the habits, pressures, and performances that quietly erode trust and connection, and offers grounded, practical ways to show up with greater clarity, steadiness, and honesty when the stakes are real.
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Drop the Act is a podcast about presence in a performative world. Hosted by Michael Cinquino, author of Drop the Act: The Power of Presence in a Performative World™, the show explores what happens when we stop managing perception and start participating fully—in business, relationships, and life. Each episode examines the habits, pressures, and performances that quietly erode trust and connection, and offers grounded, practical ways to show up with greater clarity, steadiness, and honesty when the stakes are real.
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Self-Improvement
Education
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Beth Clayton - How (and where) Trauma Gets Healed
Drop the Act
1 hour 9 minutes 5 seconds
1 year ago
Beth Clayton - How (and where) Trauma Gets Healed

Summary

In this episode of Performance Anxiety, host Michael Cinquino engages in a deep conversation with transformational coach Beth Clayton. They explore the intersection of performance, authenticity, and healing, discussing how acting training can serve as a foundation for personal growth. Beth shares insights on deep listening, embodiment, and the importance of community in healing. They also touch on the challenges of navigating authenticity in a performance-driven world and the lessons learned from Beth's TED Talk experience.

Takeaways

  • Performance anxiety can be transformed into meaningful action.
  • Acting training provides tools for personal growth and authenticity.
  • Deep listening is essential for understanding our bodies and emotions.
  • Embodiment allows us to connect with our true selves.
  • Deconstruction in performance helps reveal authenticity.
  • Community plays a crucial role in healing and personal development.
  • Navigating authenticity requires vulnerability and courage.
  • Healing is a process that involves the body and nervous system.
  • TED Talks can be a platform for sharing personal insights and experiences.
  • Authenticity is about being true to oneself without the need for masks.


Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Performance Anxiety and Transformation

05:42 Understanding Deep Listening and Embodiment

10:44 The Role of Authenticity in Performance

16:02 Deconstructing Performance: From Technique to Authentic Expression

29:04 The Importance of Community and Connection

37:39 Reintegration: From Healing to Real-World Application

43:12 Building Resilience Through Safe Spaces

50:03 The TED Talk Experience: Insights and Reflections

57:06 The Importance of Nervous System Rewiring




Drop the Act
Drop the Act is a podcast about presence in a performative world. Hosted by Michael Cinquino, author of Drop the Act: The Power of Presence in a Performative World™, the show explores what happens when we stop managing perception and start participating fully—in business, relationships, and life. Each episode examines the habits, pressures, and performances that quietly erode trust and connection, and offers grounded, practical ways to show up with greater clarity, steadiness, and honesty when the stakes are real.