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Erin Diehl featured in top media outlets, shown on Improve It!
Bold Journey Magazine logo – Erin Diehl featured in publication for her work in business improv and leadership
Forbes logo – Erin Diehl featured for her expertise in business improv, leadership, and professional development
VoyageChicago logo – Erin Diehl featured for her impact as a business improv edutainer and keynote speaker
Atlanta Business Chronicle logo – Erin Diehl featured for her work in business improv, leadership, and professional development
The New York Times logo – Erin Diehl featured for her expertise in business improv, leadership, and edutainment
Chicago Tribune logo – Erin Diehl featured for her expertise in business improv and professional development
HR Gazette logo – Erin Diehl featured for her innovative approach to leadership and corporate improv training
Success logo – Erin Diehl featured for her impact as a business improv edutainer and leadership keynote speaker
FOX 24 WTAT Charleston logo – Erin Diehl featured for her expertise in business improv and leadership development
MYLO Lowcountry logo – Erin Diehl featured for her insights on leadership, business improv, and personal development
Holy City Sinner logo – Erin Diehl featured for her impactful work in leadership development and business improvisation
Authority Magazine logo – Erin Diehl featured for her thought leadership in business improv and personal development
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“Letting go of your perfectionist tendencies and feeling free to make mistakes can help you innovate and ultimately achieve more success and happiness. If even a few people in an audience of hundreds walk away from one of Diehl’s keynote speeches armed with this new perspective on failure and a toolkit to apply tangible learnings to their lives, then she’s done her job.”

— SUCCESS MAGAZINE