I’m good at adjusting to the room. If it’s an interview, I stay clear, focused, and conversational. If it’s presenting, I keep things structured but natural, so it doesn’t feel rehearsed or stiff. I don’t mind being on camera or speaking in front of people, and I’m comfortable explaining ideas in a way that makes sense rather than trying to impress.

I think confidence comes from preparation and authenticity. When I understand what I’m talking about, presenting feels more like a conversation than a performance and that’s where I’m at my best.

Friends talk about who they’re talking to the way people test the temperature of water before stepping in. Sometimes it’s loud and dramatic,screenshots, voice notes “WAIT let me tell you what he said.” Other times it’s casual, almost accidental “Yeah so there’s this guy…” slipped into a conversation about nothing

I start by understanding the platform and the audience, but I don’t try to perform for them. Authentic content comes from being consistent in tone and honest in messaging, rather than chasing trends that don’t fit. I focus on sharing ideas in a way that feels natural and conversational, like how people actually talk online

To keep content engaging, I prioritise clarity and relatability. I think about what would make someone stop scrolling,whether that’s a strong opening, a clear point, or a moment that feels familiar.