Introduce yourself in your next meeting with confidence.
Do you get self conscious when introducing yourself? Do you feel flustered when you need to introduce yourself, wondering what to say in meetings?
It’s common to feel flustered when asked to introduce yourself on the spot. What can give you confidence is having a few ‘fast facts’ about your role up your sleeve.
When you next get asked to introduce yourself, you can roll out the fast facts you’ve prepared. This buys you time while you collect your thoughts and gives your adrenaline a chance to settle in.
In this short workshop, you’ll document a few quick facts about your role you can use to introduce yourself.
In this 30 minute workshop you will:
Run through a quick template to get ideas for how to introduce yourself.
Write down 1-3 quick sentences you can share when next asked to introduce yourself.
Get ideas to be succinct and capture your audience's attention.
Leave with confidence you can be succinct and to the point the next time you’re put on the spot in a meeting.
When you’re asked to introduce yourself on the spot, make your introduction interesting by pre-preparing. That way when adrenaline and nerves hit, you’ve got something immediately relevant to your audience to say.
This FREE workshop will be recorded, meaning you can replay it later if you can’t make it on the day.
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“I always feel like I’m bragging when I talk about myself. But this format helped me realise I need to prepare so it’s relevant for the audience.”