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  <title>Improv means business</title>
  <description>What can improv comedy teach us about communicating and working better with other humans? A LOT. Kelly Leonard has spent 38 years at The Second City, the legendary Chicago comedy institution behind names like Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, Bill Murray, Steve Carell and Amy Poehler. Today, The Second City takes improv well beyond the stage and into boardrooms, using it to help organisations build better communicators, collaborators and teams. Kelly joins Marie El Daghl to talk about what improv in business actually looks like -&amp;amp;nbsp; from “Yes, And”, listening and curiosity to trust, adaptability, difficult conversations and humour at work. They also discuss the supposed generational communication divide and why many of our workplace communication problems may have very little to do with generations at all. Love Kelly as much as we do? Check out his excellent podcast&amp;amp;nbsp;Getting to Yes, and… with Kelly Leonard wherever you get your podcasts! And buy his book called (you guessed it) Yes, And before his next one comes out – it’s available from all good book stores and Amazon. </description>
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