My presentation training influences

Corporate Atmosphere

Less competition, more confidence. Imagine a workplace where every employee exudes self-assurance. When I show up with confidence, it fosters a culture of collaboration and support, not competition. Confidence in how we present ourselves leads to stronger connections, deeper trust, and a more cohesive team dynamic.

Teamwork

Presenting myself is about being clear, authentic, and in tune with my values and personality. This openness allows my colleagues to truly get to know me, paving the way for smoother, more effortless collaboration.

Mental health

The more I become my true self the less energy is wasted for being someone I am not.

My presentation training is designed to perform relaxed, sovereign and authentic in the business world.

Adele Bernard

Presentations are important

Words hold immense power. Through both our spoken and unspoken words, we have the ability to either push others away or draw them closer. We shape realities, build relationships, and define who we are. Presentation is a form of communication, and presenting myself is an opportunity to be truly present and authentic with others.

Communication is art

In communication, we constantly balance the relationship, the content, our emotions, and our self-image. It’s like juggling multiple balls -sometimes even with fire. In the delicate art of communication, the goal is not to burn ourselves or others, but to express our opinions, showcase our values, and set boundaries. Ultimately, we seek to create.

We are in communication constantly.

We are in communication constantly, even in silence. The moment we wake up, a dialogue begins - at least with ourselves. Over the decades, communication has grown more complex. As our brains have evolved, so too have our communication skills, becoming more multifaceted and multidimensional. Everything is communication - both inner and outer.

Presentation is communication.

The Latin origin of the word "communication" means "to share"—sharing information, giving and receiving, speaking and listening. In presentations, you have the opportunity to both give and receive information from a broader audience. Every time you communicate, you are presenting to others and to yourself.

Presentation skills can be rediscovered.

Presenting is something many of us unlearn as we grow, often in an effort to fit in and avoid embarrassment. Every child naturally possesses the ability to speak, dance, sing, and express themselves freely. Presenting isn't a genetic gift - it's the rediscovery of the skills we already have within us.

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