Eileen Wilder

Was that always the case as a kid?

Or is that morphed into the Eileen that we see today?

Oh, that is so important because again, no matter if somebody is in corporate or they're entrepreneur or they're trying to sell from stage, public speaking is one of the most important skills that you need to have.

And by the way, this is how you command a room.

Again, people expect you, even in corporate, to walk in a room, ask some really good questions, speak with executive presence, with certainty, with conviction, make decisions quick.

You need to show up.

Otherwise, of course, you're not going to get the chances that somebody else will.

So this is like so, so, so important.

And I remember like being a little afraid, English, second language, I, you know, I don't know if I can do it.

And

I had all these fears and guess what?

None of this matters because when you have conviction, because of all the things that Eileen told you, that one, two, three, four, five, like how many years, how many times, I mean, like because of all this, you build this conviction.

So all the rest, it doesn't matter.

You can have the accent.

You can have the English that isn't perfect.

All the rest doesn't matter.

A hundred percent.

So I have to say, why did you even say yes to something like LeapCon?

I am curious because again, you already talk on some of the biggest stages in the world.

People pay you millions of dollars to come and do things.