Most people think public speaking is all about mastering communication techniques—polished rhetoric, perfect body language, and commanding vocal skills. But that leads to boring uniformity. As if we were issuing stage uniforms that should fit everyone. Public speaking is not a purpose in itself, speakers want to (and should) inspire, irritate and move. How is that supposed to work if everyone appears the same?

What we need are speakers with a Unique Presence Proposition. The UPP is what makes this speaker outstanding, specific and authentic in their presence. But here's the truth: Uniqueness and authenticity as a speaker doesn’t start outside - it starts within.

It begins with self-connectivity—a deep connection to yourself. Because when you're in tune with who you are, your presence naturally becomes magnetic.