Chris Terry

Acting Successful Chris Terry

Do you know how you are being perceived by others? How do you know?

Is your face, voice and body language in synchrony with the message you are trying to convey? Do you think there is room for improving your personal performance to optimize success?

Prepare to embark on a journey of self-discovery through which you will be able to answer the questions above. In the context of Acting Successful, how one person interacts with another is considered a "performance" and thus by definition a process that can be improved upon.

The Acting Successful patent-pending method provides the reader with a fun and exciting approach to document, study, transform and optimize their outwardly perceived persona. As you step through the activities outlined in the book you will become very aware of how you are being perceived by others and empowered with a process to improve your performance through learning to align your face, voice and body language with the message you are trying to convey so your interactions are as impactful, and successful, as possible.

We all play many roles in life and our character's performance in those roles determine the impact and success the performance has on our intended audience. Studies show overwhelmingly that it isn't so much what you say but how you say it that determines what a listener perceives, and retains, from your performance.

The truth is we all operate within a range of personal performance relative to our fundamental capability and drive and with few exceptions, there is always room for improvement. For those of us that make up the vast majority of the "average" population trying to climb a little higher on the ladder of success, a methodical approach to self-improvement may be just the help you need to take your performance to the next level of your capabilities.