Do you actually know what makes someone «interesting» to talk to, or have you just assumed it’s about having impressive things to say?
When you’re speaking English in a professional setting, is your instinct to say less so you make fewer mistakes, or do you push through and engage anyway?
If a native English speaker described you after a meeting, what word do you think they would reach for first?
Is there a difference between being confident in your own language and performing confidence in someone else’s?
What would it take for you to stop overthinking your English and actually start being present in a conversation?
For our Watch & Talk sessions, this video sparks discussion around professional presence, conversational confidence, cross-cultural communication, and overcoming shyness in English.
Join us to watch it together and find out.
Watch the video here (but it’s always more interesting to talk about it 😉):
