Hi! I'm Stephanie! I'm passionate about building impactful partnerships, enabling businesses to grow, and making sure the social impact community thrives. With over a decade of consistently generating seven and eight figure annual revenue for companies, I understand what it takes to drive success.

Over the last 15 years working with non-profit, government and for profit businesses, I've developed a unique process for building community and generating revenue through a partnership growth mindset. I've been fortunate to develop programs and partnerships that have touched lives across the globe, from India to the United States and beyond. I've created thousands of ecosystems and opportunities that unite governments, educators, employers, and donors to make tangible change.

I believe that together we can achieve great things and am committed to paving the way for a more inclusive, impactful future.

Stephanie Wilson

I can coach a multi-million dollar proposal team, but coaching volleyball felt terrifying.

For years, I've lived and breathed volleyball—even having a court right in my front yard! But passion for a sport doesn't automatically translate into coaching skill. This thinking held me back.

Professionally, I'm confident coaching teams through complex proposals, government funding, and partnership strategies. 

But volleyball felt different. It was my pure outlet, my passion - what if I wasn't any good at it?

This year, I decided to challenge that fear. I took the leap and started coaching a regional training team of 15U/16U girls.

The results?

It's better than I ever imagined.

The skills I use in professional settings like mentoring, strategy, driving a team—are incredibly relevant on the court.

And yes, getting a clothespin that says "Fav Coach" at a tournament this weekend absolutely made my year! 🥳

My takeaway? Don't let the fear of the unknown sideline you. 

That simple phrase, "I don't know how to do this yet, but I'm willing to learn," is the easiest first step to unlocking unexpected growth. 

You may just surprise yourself with what you can achieve.

Ready to take the leap? What small risk are you committing to take this week to step outside your comfort zone?

#Leadership #PersonalGrowth #Volleyball #Coaching #ChallengeYourself

Cross-Sector Growth Strategist | $100M+ in Government & Partner Funding Secured | Nonprofit • Tech • Education • SaaS | Founder – The Uplift Collective

In two days, we hit the road for a month-long adventure.

Some vacation time, some work days, and a LOT of hours together - twenty-four a day for thirty days straight to be exact.

We did not take our annual road trip last year for a lot of reasons, so this one feels extra special.

He is my favourite person in the world, and every time we do a trip like this, I fall even more in love with him. 

For the way he sees life. 

For the way he interacts with strangers. 

For the way we show up for each other - him driving, me taking meetings.

I will share pieces of this year’s journey as we go.

Here is to adventure, love, and the balance of work and rest that somehow always feels right when you are on the road.

#JoinMe #Roadtrip

I’m equal parts terrified and thrilled to share this.

Because this one… it means something.

It’s built from every proposal written, every “not this time” email, every partnership formed, and every win celebrated over the last 20 years.

After months of work (and a few too many coffees), Sandra and I are launching something we wish existed when we started out.

Introducing The Funding Compass.

If you’ve ever spent hours searching for grants, rewriting proposals, or wondering how to turn one-time wins into steady, reliable funding — this is for you.

Between Sandra Saric and I, we’ve spent over two decades writing, reviewing, and funding proposals.

We’ve seen how competition has intensified, how partnerships have become harder to build, and how organizations are pushed to maximize their own piece of the pie instead of expanding what’s possible together.

We knew there had to be a better way.

✨ The Funding Compass helps organizations to not just find funding and win it but to turn opportunities into sustainable, predictable revenue streams.

It’s designed to bring clarity to the process, structure to your strategy, and momentum to your mission.

Because funding shouldn’t feel like chaos. It should feel like confidence.

Check it out: www.thefundingcompass.com

This isn’t just a launch — it’s a milestone built on every late night, every lesson, and every “try again.” And we’re just getting started. Join us!

Jedno #Funding #Government #SocialImpact 

Also - feedback is always welcome. We've already made improvements since it was launched to our Insider's Group.

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Open article: The Funding Compass - Never Miss a Funding Opportunity Again by thefundingcompass.com

The Funding Compass - Never Miss a Funding Opportunity Again

I woke up sick today.

And for the first time in a long time, it is just a regular cold.

Not the kind that comes from pushing too hard for too long. 

Not the kind where you finally slow down, take a break, and your body crashes the moment you exhale. The vacation cold. The post-deadline flu. The crash that happens right when you finally breathe.

Our bodies remember what we try to ignore. They hold the exhaustion we keep pushing through.

So this time, I am grateful. Grateful that this cold is just a cold. 

Just a normal, human, everyday cold.

It feels almost like a sign of progress. 

That maybe (just maybe) I am finally learning what balance looks like.

Sometimes the smallest things remind you that healing does not always look like rest. 

Sometimes it looks like living at a pace your body can keep up with.

#ProgressOverPerfection #TakeCareOfYourself #RestAndRelax

There's a light snow falling outside this morning. ☃️
Everything is quiet.
Still.

It's the kind of morning that reminds me how easy it is to overlook the quiet when life moves fast.

Today, I'm choosing to notice it.
To appreciate the space between what was and what is coming.

Because sometimes the most productive thing you can do is slow down enough to hear yourself think. ❄️

#Grateful #SlowDown

This week had wins. It also had moments of doubt, long pauses, and those quiet “am I doing this right” check ins.

That is the part of building something new that most people never see.

The good and the uncertain are always happening at the same time.

We launched things.
People showed up.
Feedback came in.
Progress is real.

And at the same time, I am learning, adjusting, and growing just as fast as the work itself.

It is a reminder that creating something meaningful is rarely smooth.

It stretches you, surprises you, humbles you, and energizes you… sometimes all in the same day.

If you are in a season where the wins and the wobble live side by side, you are not alone.

Both are part of the story. CHEERS TO GROWING AND IMPROVING!

What did this week teach you?

#SeasonofGrowth Jedno #Leadership #Authenticity

I AM A FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR.
Wait. What? Really? How did that happen?

I should have posted this yesterday.
You know, ON the ACTUAL National Women’s Entrepreneurship Day.
But for all the reasons I am sure many people face… I didn’t.
So here we are. One day late, still just as proud.

I never pictured myself in this world. I did the work. I led teams. I supported organizations. But entrepreneur felt like a title for other people.

And yet… here I am.

And what is EVEN BETTER than becoming an entrepreneur myself?

Building something with a cofounder who is also a woman.

Someone who brings her own brilliance and strength.
Someone who sees the vision and helps expand it.
Someone who wants to build something that makes a real difference.

There is something powerful about creating something with another woman who leads with integrity, purpose, and an enormous amount of heart. Shout out to you Sandra Saric!!!

So, to every woman who has stepped into something new, surprising, or brave this year… I see you.

#FemaleEntrepreneurship #FromFriendsToFounders Jedno

In the past few weeks, I’ve had conversations with nonprofit leaders and a common thread keeps surfacing.

Everyone’s trying to lead through change while the rules keep shifting.

The opportunities are still there, but they’re smaller, faster, and harder to catch.

A pilot project here. 

A short-term funding window there. 

A new initiative that may not exist by next fiscal year.

What I’m hearing over and over again is that leadership today feels less like strategy and more like triage. 

Leaders are holding their teams together, 
managing funder relationships, 
and trying to stay innovative when the ground won’t stop moving.

The challenge isn’t just finding funding anymore. It’s learning how to diversify it. 

Resilience has always been part of this work. But agility, well that’s becoming the new superpower.

If you are a leader in this space, the best thing you can do right now is stay curious.

Ask what else your organization could offer beyond its current programs.

Reach out to partners in different sectors.

Look at where your mission intersects with economic priorities.

Diversification starts with curiosity, not capacity.

You've got this!!!

#GovernmentFunding #RevenueDiversification #MakingADifference #BusinessDevelopment

Yesterday I had one of those conversations that fills you with pure joy.

The kind where you pause for a second, smile, and think, THIS is why I do this work.

Someone I have had the privilege of working with just had their second proposal approved.

Seeing their excitement, their relief, and their sense of possibility made my whole day.

What makes it even better is remembering the journey, all the learning, the refining, the patience it takes to get to this point. 

Every funded proposal carries a story of persistence and growth.

I am so proud of the work they are doing, and so grateful to play even a small role in helping bring their vision to life.

Here’s to more of these conversations.

The quiet wins that remind us that momentum builds one “yes” at a time.

#CelebratingWins #GovernmentFunding #ProposalDevelopment #BusinessDevelopment

Every now and then someone says something that hits you in a way you did not expect. That happened yesterday.

I was in a conversation that flowed easily. We talked about work and life. We were catching up because it had been a few years since we spoke and a lot had changed in both our lives. 

At one point she said she always remembered and valued that I wasn't an ego driven leader.

It stopped me for a moment because it reminded me why I do this work. 

I care about helping people work together in ways that feel honest, supportive, and real. 

I care about creating connection. 

I care about clearing the noise so teams and partners can do their best work together.

Her comment felt less like praise and more like a small reminder that I am on the right path. 

The work matters because the people matter.

What is something someone said to you recently that stayed with you?

#HonestConversations #Connections #Leadership #Impact

It is raining here today and honestly… it matches my brain.
When it rains it pours and I am all up in my head about balance.

We have our very first Jedno workshop next week and I am so excited about it. 

It is free, it is useful, and it is built to help people avoid the funding mistakes we see all the time. And did I say it's our FIRST!?!?! Eeekk!!

And yet here I am trying to walk that fine line between sharing something exciting for us and not turning my feed into a parade of promotions.

People do not come to LinkedIn to be sold to.

They come for connection and insight and a little bit of humanity.

So here is the balance I am trying to hold today.
I want to share what we are building because I know it will help people.
I also want to respect the space and the people in it.

If you are in the world of government funding or know someone who is, the workshop is there for you next week. Link in first comment (hope to see you there).

If not, I hope you still see me as someone who shows up with intention, not noise.

Maybe that is the real balance.

Leading with value first and letting people decide what they need.

What helps you stay centered when everything starts to pour at once?

#Leadership #FromFriendsToFounders #GovernmentFunding #SocialImpact

If your feed is full of budget reactions and you’re thinking about scrolling past, I get it.

But here’s why it might be worth a closer look (at the document itself, not my post lol).

This year’s federal budget puts most of its weight behind a few big focus areas. 

Nearly 80 percent of the investments are directed toward two priorities: protecting Canada’s long-term economic and national strength, and reducing costs for Canadians.

The biggest areas of investment are housing, infrastructure, artificial intelligence and innovation capacity, national defence and cybersecurity, and support for businesses looking to scale or stay competitive.

There’s also a shift in how the government plans to spend overall: less on day-to-day operations, more on long-term projects it believes will shape Canada’s future economy.

What’s quieter this year are broader investments in education systems, immigration supports, nonprofit capacity, or community development — except for some targeted programs like youth employment and support for personal support workers in health care.

So while you don’t need to read every page of the 300-plus page document, it’s worth spending a few minutes looking up the areas that matter to you. 

Budgets don’t just reflect spending — they reflect priorities. And those priorities affect where opportunities flow next.

#FederalBudget2025 #CanadianEconomy #CanadaStrong

I'm at #SaasNorth today and tomorrow! Say hi if you see me!

#SN2025 Jedno

Launching something new always comes with a mix of excitement and nerves.

And this week has reminded me why I care so deeply about this work.

Over the years I have watched incredible organizations pour their hearts into proposals only to hear no.

Not because their ideas were weak.

Not because their mission lacked value.

But because the application itself got in the way.

So for our very first free workshop at Jedno, we chose to tackle this head on.

Three Proposal Mistakes That Make Funders Say No

This is a live session for leaders who want more clarity, stronger positioning and a better understanding of what funders actually look for.

If you work in a nonprofit or start up organization and you're trying to be more successful with funding, this session will absolutely support you.

It is practical.

It is accessible.

And it comes from years of reviewing, writing and winning proposals across sectors.

You can grab your spot here:
https://lnkd.in/edR_dSG4

I am really looking forward to this one. It is going to be a powerful conversation and I hope to see you there.

#FirstWorkshop #SoExcited #MakingADifference

Open article: Crack the Funding Code: 3 Proposal Mistakes That Keep You From Winning Big by eventbrite.ca

Crack the Funding Code: 3 Proposal Mistakes That Keep You From Winning Big

I love a good audience engagement moment, don't you? 

During a recent presentation, the facilitator asked a simple question:

“When you hear the word performance, what’s the first word that comes to mind?”

The answers filled the screen in a word cloud: results, excellence, consistency, mindset, success, talent, grit.

What struck me most was how few of the responses were about people.

So much of how we measure performance focuses on outcomes and efficiency, not the human side that makes those results possible.

Performance is more than metrics.

It’s Connection. 
Clarity. 
Consistency. 
Care.
(I'll stop here cause I can't think of any more C's 😂 )

It’s how people feel supported enough to keep showing up and growing.

If you asked your team this question, what word would you hope to see appear?

I’d love to hear yours.

#Outcomes #Leadership #SocialImpact
Jedno The Uplift Collective

Yesterday I saw so many posts about gratitude. And I LOVED READING EVERY ONE OF THEM!!!

But It also reminded me that thankfulness does not need a date on the calendar. 

It is a practice. Something we can choose every day.

Today I am thankful for amazing friends who always show up, a business that is finding its rhythm, and a cofounder who is just as inspired to make a difference with the work we do. (And tissues, I'm so thankful to the inventor of tissues)

Gratitude changes everything. 

It turns the everyday into evidence that we are moving in the right direction.

What are you thankful for today?

The Canadian War Museum invites you to learn more about Canada’s military history during Remembrance Week.

The museum will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. Admission is free.

On Remembrance Day, visit the museum’s webpage to watch the light shining through Memorial Hall at the Canadian War Museum. At exactly 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, sunlight enters through a single window in Memorial Hall, illuminating the headstone of Canada’s Unknown Soldier.

Link: https://lnkd.in/e3Uh-rXs

Canadian War Museum
#WeRemember #UnknownSoldier #CanadianWarMuseum

Open article: Memorial Hall Visitation and Livestream | Canadian War Museum by warmuseum.ca

Memorial Hall Visitation and Livestream | Canadian War Museum

Choose your favorite ⬇️ and pretend the universe sent it just for you.

1️⃣  Seats are free but your next funding opportunity is priceless.

2️⃣  Your proposal deserves a glow up.

3️⃣  The algorithm brought you here for a reason.

4️⃣ We promise this will be more fun than reformatting a budget spreadsheet.

5️⃣ Your weekend self might scroll. Your weekday self will thank you.

SEE YOU THURSDAY AT NOON EST!!!

If you are reading this on a Saturday night, THIS post might be your sign.

You could be anywhere right now, but you are here.

Thinking about work. Thinking about growth. (Ok, that's probably not what you were originally thinking about but now that we said it you are 😂 )

And probably wondering why funding always feels so complicated. (Because aren't we all?)

Good news. We've got you covered.

This Thursday, join our live workshop and learn how to avoid the proposal mistakes that keep great ideas from getting funded.

It is free, fast, and might just make your next proposal a lot stronger.

Link in comments.

Now back to your weekend. 👋

Age 8, I was visiting my grandparents house in Pakistan

My uncle announced an "English-speaking competition"
One by one, my cousins stood up and spoke
Their words flowing like water

Me?
I froze.
Words trapped in the translation. 

I Failed, they won
Everyone laughed.

This wasn't just an everyday failure
It was a delibrate attempt to prove me inferior to my cousins.

And I learned the UGLY side of my family.

Humiliation overwhelmed the 8-year-old me
And a seed was planted that day... deep in my gut:
→ “I’m not good enough.”

That belief became my shadow.
My deepest insecurity.
My secret tormentor.

On surface, I was thriving..
Straight A’s. 
Class topper. Medals.

But behind every achievement was a boy seeking validation.
Every success became less about growth…
and more about desperately proving:
→ “I do belong.” 

2012: 
Graduated in Electrical Engineering.
2 Master's degrees followed.

Still, that question echoed in every silent moment:
"Am I enough?"

The answer never came.
Imposter Syndrome sure did.

Fast forward to 2019.
I moved to U.S. for PhD studies. New chapter.
But one evening, at a cultural event in Rolla, Missouri...

History repeated itself:

A media reporter shoved a mic in my face.
The spotlight scorched.
Heart racing.
Palms sweating.
Voice cracking. 

I froze and then...
15 seconds of broken words spilled out.

The “English-speaking competition” all over again.
→ Same humiliation... just a bigger crowd.
→ Same shame... higher stakes.

Confidence? Rock bottom. 
Wanted to hide someplace far and dark.

But this time.. I've had IT.
That night, I made a decision: 

ENOUGH!

Let this be the last time I make a fool of myself in public.
My voice is broken? I will rebuild it.

2 years of relentless effort.
 - Toastmasters practice.
 - Digital courses.
 - Day-long bootcamps.
 - More failures than I can count. 

But this time, failure didn't stop me.
And slowly.. silence gave way to strength.

Since then...
 → Spoken 4 times at The Moth, sharing personal stories with 300+ strangers.
 → Coached 30+ individuals to find their voice.
 → And most importantly... rewrote the belief that ruled my life. 

If I can go from Silent to Seen..
SO CAN YOU!

DM “WORKSHOP” for Free Live 2-Day From Silent to Seen Workshop.
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These are the types of results you can expect:

🔥 “This wasn’t just coaching. It was reconstruction. Not just of my speaking, but of my identity.”
-Dr. Joshua Oigara, CEO, Stanbic Bank Kenya

🔥 "The coaching didn’t just help with communication, it helped with overall confidence and leadership." -Carl Lane, Founder & Business Owner, USA.

Waqas, P.

I've been learning public speaking for 5+ years

5 biggest misconceptions I came across:

1. You must be "perfect" on stage 
(Umm No, you must be human & we're far from perfect)

2. 'Speak like a CEO' or 'Speak like an executive’
(Umm No, speak like yourself.. it's easy & worth it)

3. Learn public speaking from TEDx speakers
(TED is for spreading ideas, not learning public speaking)

4. Practice in front a mirror 
(But what are the chances you're gonna see your face while actually speaking? Umm, Zero)

5. I'm not a born natural public speaker
(Well.. no one is, everyone learns it. Some need less time, others need more)

You don’t need to sound "professional” or "polished"
You need to sound like human.

Like YOURSELF!

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Coaching for Mid-Senior Tech Leaders to Speak with Confidence & Authority: Without Changing Who You Are

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Today I turned 36.

6 things I wanna do before turning 37:

1. Let go of "perfectionism" both on Linkedin & in life
(I'm flawed & imperfect, so why pretending)

2. Get accepted for a TEDx event
(They keep rejecting my application in Colorado 🫣)

3. Train 500+ professionals to speak with confidence
(Both via coaching & monthly workshops)

4. Be able to finally see my abs
(A life-long dream that never got materialized 🥹)

5. Get hair transplant from Istanbul
(I think the time has come plus I wanna visit Turkey)

6. Get better with investing on courses/ coaching
(I went on a spree to spend $20k+ in 2025 with minimal ROI)

📌 Do you resonate with any of my goals? 

➕ If yes, let's connect Waqas, P.

"I'm sorry, but..."

(This is how your "politeness" is killing your Authority)

That automatic apology?
It just cost you another promotion.
Another opportunity.
Another chance to lead.

Brutal Truth:
Your "sorry" is training people to see you as WEAK.

Here are 7 Authority-killers... 
and the confident alternatives that command respect:

1/ "Sorry, can I ask a quick question?"

↳ You're apologizing for needing information
↳ Signals you're an inconvenience 
↳ Makes your question seem unimportant

POWER MOVE: "I have a question about [specific topic]"

WHY IT WORKS:
→ Shows you value your own needs
→ Commands attention instead of begging for it

2/ "Sorry, I'm late..." (for being 2 minutes behind)

↳ Over-dramatizes minor delays
↳ Creates unnecessary guilt or your "failure" 

POWER MOVE: "Thanks for your patience..." or just start

WHY IT WORKS:
→ Acknowledges others' patience (positive framing)
→ Keeps momentum forward

3/ "Sorry to bother you, but..."

↳ Pre-frames your communication as annoying
↳ Apologizes for your existence
↳ Invites dismissive treatment

POWER MOVE: "I need your thoughts on [specific issue]"

WHY IT WORKS:
→ Positions them as the expert (flattering)
→ Creates collaboration, not interruption
→ Shows respect without submission

4/ "Sorry, I disagree..."

↳ Apologizes for having independent thoughts
↳ Weakens your position before you state it
↳ Signals intellectual insecurity

POWER MOVE: "I see this differently" or "My take is..."

WHY IT WORKS:
→ Presents your viewpoint confidently
→ Maintains respectful dialogue
→ Shows intellectual courage

5/ "Sorry if this is wrong, but..."

↳ Pre-emptively discredits your own idea
↳ Invites others to dismiss your input
↳ Screams lack of confidence

POWER MOVE: "Based on my analysis..." or "Here's how I'm seeing..."

WHY IT WORKS:
→ Presents ideas with conviction
→ Takes ownership of your expertise
→ Forces others to take you seriously

6/ "Sorry to interrupt..."

↳ Apologizes for participating in conversation
↳ Makes your contribution seem illegitimate
↳ Reinforces your outsider status

POWER MOVE: "Building on that point..." or "To add context..."

WHY IT WORKS:
→ Frames your input as valuable addition
→ Shows you're actively engaged
→ Positions you as collaborative contributor

7/ "Sorry, one more thing..."

↳ Apologizes for offering additional value
↳ Makes follow-up seem burdensome
↳ Diminishes the importance of your point

POWER MOVE: "One critical factor..." or "This matters..."

WHY IT WORKS:
→ Emphasizes the value of your addition
→ Creates urgency and attention

The psychology is RUTHLESS:

Every "sorry" trains people to:
→ Question your expertise
→ Doubt your decisions
→ Dismiss your contributions

The hidden cost?
Passed over for opportunities
Ideas taken less seriously
Authority permanently damaged.
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📌 Which "Sorry" have you seen others saying the most?

7 sorry's

I still can’t believe my November workshop sold out

And the feedback was beyond anything I imagined

So…I’m doing it again.
But this time, it’s a 2-day event (2 hours each day)

Turns out, I had way more value to give:
and 2 hours just wasn’t enough.

So if you’ve ever:

→ Stayed quiet when you should’ve spoken up
→ Gone blank in meetings
→ Over-explained to sound “clear”
→ Watched less-qualified voices dominate

This is for you..

From Silent to Seen Workshop:

A FREE 2-day LIVE workshop for mid–senior professionals who want to speak with confidence in high-stakes moments without changing who they are.

→ Dec 14 & 15 | 1–3pm EST
→ Live on Zoom

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN (DAY 1):

• The #1 misconception that keeps smart people silent
• Science behind speaking anxiety (and why you can’t “willpower” your way out)
• How to fix root causes, not just manage symptoms
• Hands-on exercise to identify your personal triggers
• Live role plays + targeted feedback
• Extended Q&A

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN (DAY 2):

• My Speaking Confidence Operating System 
• How to stop the Fear of Negative Judgment in real time
• Tools to calm speaking anxiety the moment it hits
• Real-world scenarios + coached role plays
• Extended Q&A to lock in the shifts

❌ NO FLUFF.

No “just breathe.”
No “fake it till you make it.”
No mantras.
No over-practicing.
No imagining your audience naked.
Just science-backed methods that work.

If you’re done staying silent while others get ahead…

Claim your spot: 20 Spots open until filled.

Click the link from comments to register.

View event: Silent to Seen: Public Speaking for Mid-Senior Professionals

Silent to Seen: Public Speaking for Mid-Senior Professionals

I've been learning public speaking for 5+ years.

5 worst mistakes people make when speaking publicly:
(I'm guilty too)

1️⃣ Starting your talk/presentation with an excuse

Whether you're late or unprepared, don't mention it.
You might think this will earn you sympathies..

But it acts against you.

2️⃣ Panicking for minor mistakes or slip-ups

Mistakes make you human.
Especially on stage.

That's when your audience gets to see the real YOU.

3️⃣ Putting on a facade or fake persona when presenting

You don't need to "fake it" to summon the executive presence.

Be the same YOU both on and off stage.

4️⃣ Talking in abstracts to make a point

No example. No story. No analogy.
Just plain theory.

If this is the plan, better send them an email.

5️⃣  Opening with 'I'm so nervous'

When you bring up the pink elephant, 
that's all everyone will think about..

for the rest of the presentation.


The goal isn't to be "perfect" or "polished."

It's being confident and comfortable to be YOU.
While conveying your ideas with clarity.


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📌 Which mistake have you seen others making the most?

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