The Anti-Preparation Revolution

Flow Riders,

We've got something special brewing for next Tuesday's episode.​

We're going live with Michael Gendler, co-founder of Ultraspeaking and a freestyle rapper who's built his entire methodology around NOT preparing. (Yes, really.)

Why this matters for your podcast:

• Your best content emerges when you stop over-scripting
• Authentic stumbles create more connection than perfect delivery
• The skills that make great improvisers also make great podcasters

Michael coached his co-founder to the World Championship of Public Speaking finals - the fastest anyone's ever reached that level. Now he's teaching thousands how to unlock their hidden speaking superpowers through games, practice, and a complete mindset shift.

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From Freestyle Rap to World Championships

Michael's journey is anything but conventional. As a freestyle rapper turned speaking coach, he discovered that the same skills that let him improvise lyrics on the spot could transform how people communicate.

The Ultraspeaking Method:

Instead of memorizing lines, Ultraspeaking helps you unlock your hidden public speaking superpowers through:

• Gamified exercises that make practice addictive (not anxiety-inducing)
• Daily practice sessions in supportive communities
• Expert coaching that transforms speaking anxiety into authentic self-expression

The result? Confident communication in just 30 days.

Key insight: The best speakers aren't the most prepared - they're the most present.

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What You'll Learn Live on Tuesday:

For Your Podcast:

• How to nail your intro every time (without writing it down)
• Why your best stories emerge in conversation, not scripts
• The "speaking games" that eliminate on-camera anxiety

For Your Life:

• Techniques to speak confidently in any situation
• How to access your "flow state" on command
• Why perfectionism is your enemy (and presence is your friend)

Pro tip: Come ready to participate. Michael might just have you playing some speaking games live!

Set a reminder now - this isn't one to watch on replay. The magic happens when you're participating live.

Remember: Your audience doesn't want perfection. They want connection. And connection happens when you stop performing and start being.

See you Tuesday!
Katie + Doc