How to make an interesting self-presentation: examples and tips

Self-presentation is, first of all, the ability to influence an audience through impressions. An effective speech can not only influence the audience, but also allows the speaker to get what he needs. The most popular example is getting a job. If self-presentation is correct, the applicant can be confident in successful career advancement. The impression of you depends on the very first interview, so it is important to take self-presentation seriously. At the same time, there are several ways to make a self-presentation. Let's look at them.

“Natural” and “artificial” self-presentation

It’s interesting that we make self-presentations literally every day of our lives. Despite the fact that we may not even be aware of it, self-presentation projects are already embedded in our subconscious. Thus, by choosing an image for ourselves, putting on this or that clothing, showing specific manners and communication style, we bring these projects to life.

This phenomenon is called “natural self-presentation”, because. we implement it automatically. However, it is not always effective, and therefore requires correction through our own efforts. Such self-presentation is conscious, planned, subordinated to a specific algorithm. And this is exactly what everyone who sets themselves the task of learning how to present themselves well should master it.

Development of necessary skills and self-presentation training

A person must develop, learn new things, improve his skills. To ensure excellent self-presentation, do not forget to practice:

• learn to speak correctly, clearly formulating your thoughts;
• try to control your emotions and gestures;
• be polite;
• talk about yourself in front of the mirror, record your speech on video or a voice recorder: this will help identify the main shortcomings.

Practice exercises to learn how to unobtrusively convince your interlocutor of your indispensability, and then competent self-presentation of your personality will become an important component of your success. After all, the ability to present yourself correctly will be useful not only when applying for a job, but also in other areas of life.

The importance of self-presentation skills

In the process of communicating with other people, we always try to demonstrate ourselves as best as possible. And this is not surprising, because live communication tells us much more about a person than thousands of completed questionnaires or a banal listing of one’s positive qualities.

When you interact with someone, especially if this person is a professional interviewer or, for example, a personnel manager, your way of thinking, ability to talk about yourself and manners are what he will pay attention to first. And the main task of self-presentation is to show oneself as a holistic and adult person.

Of course, you should always remember that an effective aid to self-presentation is an appearance that is appropriate to the situation, appropriate behavior, tact, literacy and self-confidence, as well as following the rules of etiquette. Therefore, in any situation where you know that you will have to talk briefly about yourself, try to take care of these things in advance and prepare adequately. The rest is a matter of technique.

Concept and why self-presentation is needed

Submission rules

Self-presentation is the process by which individuals present themselves in the social world. This process occurs at conscious and unconscious levels, usually motivated by the desire to please others and satisfy one's needs. Self-presentation can be used as a means of impression management.

Self-presentation is any behavior designed to create, modify, or maintain an impression of oneself in the minds of other people.

Self-presentation serves three important functions:

• helps social interaction
• allows people to achieve material and social rewards
• helps individuals create the IDs they want

Preparation is the key to successful self-presentation

The beginning of any communication is acquaintance, and how well it went will determine all future communication. If you are applying for a job and know that your candidacy will be put up for competition; if you are talking with a promising customer for whom you will subsequently develop a website design; if you enter a prestigious international university, etc. – you need to keep in mind that this is all part of your life, and therefore you shouldn’t frantically bite your nails or start smoking one after another.

All you need to do on the eve of your upcoming meeting is to think about the most appropriate option for presenting information about yourself. To do this, you need to work out in detail all the information related to the subject of the future conversation. Your story about yourself should only be a few minutes long, but it should skillfully include everything about your experience and personal achievements. We recommend creating a structured story plan and writing short essays about yourself.

Keep in mind that the focus should be on specific facts, not on long-winded thoughts. The primary facts, as should be understood, are of paramount importance. It is equally useful to surf the Internet to understand what is most valuable to the person or group of people with whom you are communicating. The information received can serve as the basis for self-presentation, supplemented by facts from your personal and professional life. It will also be useful to get acquainted with additional materials:

• 10 most common interview mistakes
• Interesting tasks that are asked during an interview

The skill of presenting yourself is important for a student, a specialist, a businessman, and a freelancer. And your success in the field depends on how carefully you prepare and work out the structure of your story. By the way, there is one short video on this topic from public speaking coach Dmitry Buzovsky.

But preparation is far from a guarantee of a successful presentation, and you need to know how to professionally demonstrate your best features to your interlocutor in order to seriously increase your chances of success. The seven golden rules of self-presentation will help you with this.

Tips for self-presentation

When planning your speech, divide it into three parts - beginning, middle, conclusion. This will give it structure and help with your writing.

Greet the audience warmly, tell them who you are, what you are going to talk about and why.

Interview

Tell us about yourself: hobbies, hopes, dreams, goals. Be informative, if appropriate, be sure to talk about personal achievements.

During the interview, discuss your reasons for wanting to work for the company, touch on past experiences, and explain why you think you are qualified for the position. Share an interesting anecdote from your past related to this position, if relevant. Tell the interviewers what you are proud of. This could be the ability to save time, efficiency, skills. Be prepared for questions about this.

If you are in school or starting a new college course, tell us why you chose this course, what interests you about a particular job or career.

The most important moment! Don't add additional information at the end of your speech, you should ask the audience if there are any questions. You should thank the listeners for their time and attention.

Aspects of Personal Presentation

Important components of a personal presentation: clothing, accessories (bags, phones, diaries, jewelry, scarves), body language, voice.

Clothing is the most obvious aspect of a personal presentation. When deciding what to wear, there are a few things to consider. What does the audience expect? A business suit may not always be appropriate. Much depends on the expectations of potential listeners. Sometimes smart casual is more appropriate.

You need to feel confident and relaxed enough at the presentation; you need to find a balance between audience expectations and comfort.

Women need to think about footwear: you will be standing for long periods of time, make sure you can do it. If you are not used to heels, don’t wear them.

Accessories must match the clothing. This does not mean that the bag should be the same color as the jacket. If you wear a suit, your materials should be in a briefcase, not a backpack.

The role of the voice in performance

Voice can reveal personal history as much as appearance. The sound of the voice and the content of speech can serve as a clue to an individual's emotional state. The voice is unique to each person.

Three basic elements of speaking must be mastered by those wishing to become effective presenters:

1. Volume - to be heard.
2. Clarity - to be understood.
3. Variety is to create interest.

Volume. Some people have naturally soft voices. If the voice is too high, tonal quality is lost. Do not raise, but “project” your voice as you exhale.

When talking to a group, it is important not to direct your speech to the front row or just to the people closest to you, but to consciously address phrases to those who are further away.

Behavior rules

Clarity. Some people tend to speak through clenched teeth. This inability to open the mouth and produce sounds clearly is the main cause of speech unintelligibility.

Diversity. To make speech effective and interesting, you need to employ vocal variety. Ways to achieve vocal diversity:

• speed
• volume
• delivery – intonation – accent
• pause

Speaking speed. If speech is too fast, listeners do not have time to absorb what is said. To maintain the interest of listeners, you need to vary the pace of speech - first speeding up and then slowing down.

Volume. By increasing or decreasing the volume, you can create emphasis.

Delivery - Intonation - Emphasis: When speaking in public, try to convey information with as much energy and enthusiasm in your voice as possible.

Pause. Can be used for effect, to highlight a previous statement, or to attract attention with an important message.

Sample of self-presentation

This sample is based on the example of a job interview, but it can be used for other situations, because any self-presentation, like an interview, is a meeting and conversation with people, communication with whom has a specific purpose.

During this communication, people need to understand how suitable they are for each other, whether they are satisfied with what they offer each other, and whether any further joint activities are possible. Even the most seemingly insignificant details can affect your prospects. Based on this, there is an optimal procedure for self-presentation and things that should not be done when talking about yourself, under any circumstances.

Procedure for self-presentation:

• Introduce yourself
• Smile
• Tell us about yourself, your experience and skills
• Tell us about your successes and achievements
• Tell us about your goals and aspirations
• Explain why you are offering your skills and your time (why you want to work for this particular company, study at this particular institute, collaborate with this particular person, etc.)
• Tell us about the benefits of working with you (what you can give, why you are unique, etc.)
• Thank you for your attention

If there is a need, and the situation is conducive to a more confidential conversation (and also if appropriate questions are asked), you can talk a little about your family and hobbies, how you spend your leisure time and other personal things. Don’t forget that you can safely include interesting stories from your personal experience in your self-presentation.

In addition, when making such a presentation, you should try to eliminate possible errors. Let's briefly talk about the most common of them.

Types of presentations

You can convey information about yourself to people through self-presentation. They are divided into groups:

1. In relation to the audience towards the presenter.
2. According to the form of implementation (oral, in the form of text).
3. According to the purpose of the event (promotional, informational).
4. By audience size (private, chamber, public).
5. Self-presentation theory suggests that human behavior is aimed at creating a desired impression. We want people to see us a certain way.

Three components of successful self-presentation:

How to tell about yourself

• the speaker must be motivated to have a special effect on the minds of the listeners
• the speaker must have the cognitive ability to know what specific behavior will produce the desired impression
• must be able and willing to accept the desired behavior

Successful self-presentation involves a balance between benefits (presenting the most useful image for the situation) and credibility (ensuring that the image will be perceived by others). By being aware of these factors, people tend to change behavior according to audience expectations.

Basic mistakes in self-presentation

In total, we have identified ten main mistakes in self-presentation. To some extent we have already touched on them, but now we will talk more specifically. These are the errors:

• Avoid eye contact , i.e. not to look into the eyes of your interlocutor or the audience, but to run your eyes around the room, look at the text, out the window and anywhere in general. Lack of eye contact is a sign of self-doubt or some hidden thoughts, which negatively affects self-presentation.
• Talk about “no one” . For example, you start like this: “My previous place of work is . There I was a personnel manager. The manager performs the functions…” and then you continue about the functions. But here the object of presentation is lost, i.e. You. You need to do something like this: “I was recruiting applicants for various positions and conducting interviews. I also analyzed the candidates, discussed the results with the authorities...”, etc. Self-presentation is a story about yourself - remember this.
• Use the same self-presentation template . Different situations require different approaches: presenting yourself to an employer is one thing, to friends is another, to a partner is another. Depending on the specifics of each specific case, think through your speech, behavior, and information that you will present.
• Use too many negative words and expressions . The particle “not” is perceived negatively by people on a subconscious level. If you insert a lot of “not” into your story, your interlocutor will not like it, and he himself may not even understand why. Think through the narrative so that it does not contain negative statements, and communication will become much easier.
• Use closed poses . We have already mentioned non-verbal means of communication. Crossed arms, etc. – a symbol of closeness, protection and uncertainty. This is a sign of nervousness and fear. By using such gestures and postures, you are setting yourself up for failure, so strive for open communication and the use of nonverbal signals of readiness for it.
• Fuss and gesticulate a lot . We also talked about this, but we’ll still remind you. Such manifestations as fidgeting in a chair, twisting a pen, bending paper clips, winding hair around a finger, etc. serve as a sign of nervousness, fussiness, confusion of thoughts. Moreover, such manifestations can occur even if we do not notice it. Be careful what you do when presenting yourself.
• Not understanding the purpose of self-presentation or not setting it at all . If there is no goal, speech and actions become meaningless, because... have no clear direction. Hence the awkward movements, uncomfortable pauses, and jitters. It's not very pleasant to listen to such a person. But to avoid this, you just need to clearly understand why the self-presentation is being arranged and what result you want to achieve.
• Ignore the needs of the interlocutor or audience . Even before starting your self-presentation, it is advisable for you to find out what is interesting to the person or people you are speaking to, how you can help him or them, and in what form it is better to present information about yourself. And here again we are talking about different categories of people - self-presentation for a student and presentation for a teacher (or someone else) are two different things.
• Embellish information . Everything you say must correspond to the real state of affairs. When talking about yourself, don’t talk about what you don’t know, what didn’t happen, what didn’t happen to you. Even if you are able to achieve initial success using such tactics, in the future everything will fall into place anyway. You just need to know about your advantages and skillfully present them.
• Do not react to what happens in the process of self-presentation . When you talk about yourself, remain attentive to your interlocutor or audience. If you feel that your interlocutor is tired, take a break; if you see that he feels bad, find out if everything is okay, etc.

Also note a few things that you should not do during the self-presentation process:

• You should not bring up negative experiences (at your old job, with former colleagues, in your previous company, etc.)
• Don’t speak negatively about people (former boss, colleagues, clients, etc.)
• No need to answer phone calls
• Don’t rush your interlocutor or point out a lack of time
• It is not recommended to answer questions with phrases like: “I don’t know”, “I find it difficult to decide”, “I can’t”, etc.
• Don't do or say anything that might indicate your unprofessionalism or incompetence.
• Don't talk about being nervous or feeling out of place.
• Under no circumstances should you swear, shout, or make trouble, even if something seemed unpleasant or offensive to you
• There is no need to talk about your problems or difficult family circumstances (pressure on pity, making excuses)
• Don't be afraid to ask questions or remain silent
• If we are talking about employment, then it is undesirable to ask about vacation and the list of benefits provided, point out an inappropriate schedule, ask what happens for lateness or absenteeism, and also say that hiring this job is a matter of life and death for you

And as a conclusion and a small addition to the above, we give a fairly simple, but very good example of self-presentation, in which there is nothing superfluous, but there is everything necessary.

How to make an interesting self-presentation: preparation

Every person finds himself in many situations where it is necessary to be able to show himself in a favorable light. And further communication will depend on how the first meeting goes. You definitely need to prepare for this. Think about how you should meet the right person and how you will build your presentation. Try to find all the information about the subject of the upcoming conversation, work out every little detail. Try to draw up a clear action plan on paper. In those few minutes while you talk about your experience, abilities and achievements, a bright picture should appear in the interlocutor’s mind, showing the prospect of working together. At the same time, remember to be brief and provide only relevant information.

An example of a simple self-presentation

Let's take the employment situation again. Imagine that you are an employer. You invite a candidate to your office for a vacant position. A good candidate's self-presentation will look something like this:

- Good afternoon. My name is Vladislav Ignatiev. I work in software. I have been working in this field for ten years. I recently took several advanced training courses.

Graduated from the Polytechnic University. Despite the fact that I went there at the insistence of my parents, over time, studying there became very interesting to me, and I began to devote all my free time to studying software development.

I understand testing methodology and test design practices, I know the programming languages ​​Java, Python, PHP. I work freely with TFS, SNV and other version control systems, as well as with bug tracking systems.

At my previous job, I conducted and automated testing, worked alone and in a team, and studied several project management systems in detail, such as Kanban, Scrum, Agile, PRINCE2 and several more.

You probably want to know about my strengths, so I’ll say right away that I like to solve problems and do it with pleasure, I know how to motivate and discipline myself. I can work effectively alone, but I also work well in a team, including as a manager. I easily find a common language with people and quickly adapt to changes.

As for my weaknesses, I would not like to talk about them, although, of course, like everyone else, I have them too. However, I am always for self-development, learning and improving my personal qualities and professional skills. I always strive for self-improvement.

The primary task for me is to benefit people in general and the company where I work in particular. This also includes career growth. And if we talk about long-term goals, I would be glad to be one of the reasons why your company continues to achieve success and remain a leader in the market. It would be very interesting for me to work with you.

I think that's enough about me. Thank you for the opportunity to tell about yourself.

Such a self-presentation will take your candidate a matter of minutes, and you will most likely remember him for at least several hours, especially if he did not make mistakes and adhered to the rules discussed.

As you can see, there is nothing prohibitive or super complicated in self-presentation. It is only important to understand the essence and practice a little. Then success will become your faithful companion, which is what we sincerely wish for you. Be successful and achieve your goals!

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Self-presentation at an interview

When applying for a job, the applicant fills out a form, providing information about himself. If the information in the application form is of interest to the employer, the applicant will be scheduled for an interview. For yourself, first write short answers about your achievements and capabilities. When presenting yourself, confirm your words with strong arguments: certificates, diploma, work record, marriage certificate, etc. Focus on strengths and positive qualities Don't be afraid to ask questions. Ask about the specifics of the job, the company, or prospects. This way, the employer will understand that the potential employee will invest time and effort into the development of the enterprise.

What is self-presentation?

As the name suggests, self-presentation (it can also be called auto-presentation) is a person’s presentation of himself. The author of the presentation acts as a narrator, hoping to make the desired impression on the listener or reader.

To make a self-presentation about yourself, you need to determine its purpose and decide to whom it will be addressed.

There are no obvious divisions regarding the temporal purpose of self-presentation. Since the narration is told in the first person and, in principle, does not concern the personalities of listeners or readers, it can be oriented:

• for one specific person - when hiring or personalized attempts to find an investor in an existing business;
• on several specific people - when performing on stage or meeting the group for the first time;
• to virtual recipients of information - if the auto-presentation is written to create the necessary image in the future or is posted in the public domain.

The latter is especially typical for the practice of business or informal communication on the Internet. For a person who does not have the goal of attracting the attention of a specific individual or group, it is much easier to make a small presentation and post it on his pages on social networks or in the profiles of specialized sites than to send the same information to everyone.

Tip: Find out what questions are asked in interviews.

Types of car presentations

Before you start writing text for a car presentation, you should decide on its focus, taking into account:

• target audience;
• the situation for which the presentation is being made;
• number of listeners;
• way of addressing the audience;
• ultimate goal.

The first two points were discussed in the previous sections. Self-presentation, no matter how specialized it may seem to the author and no matter how skillfully composed, must be strictly focused on the audience and fully correspond to the situation - otherwise all efforts will be in vain.

Depending on the size of the audience, all presentations are divided into:

1. Private . Intended for one or more particularly influential people. Both the text and the presentation of the presenter should be structured in such a way as to attract the attention of this particular small group. A car presentation may contain personal appeals, references to circumstances known to both parties or uniting them, and, if the situation allows, informal phrases.
2. Chamber . In this case, the audience size ranges from three to ten people. Auto-presentation in oral format is carried out in small rooms or offices; in writing - through targeted mailing or communication in a corporate chat. Although a well-written text may still contain personal appeals to one or more listeners, you should not get carried away with them, as well as conversations about common interests.
3. Public . Designed for a wide, diverse and emotionally poorly controlled audience. The speaker (or the author, if we are talking about a written auto presentation) should not linger on unimportant details or talk to anyone from the audience - this is a waste of time. It is best to immediately turn to the facts, presenting your interests, pros, cons and requests to listeners or readers as clearly as possible.

Based on the method of communicating with the audience, car presentations can be divided into:

• Written - drawn up on paper or in the form of an electronic document, sent to one or several potential readers;
• Oral - a person who wants to present himself speaks to the public.

Important : although the first option requires less time, it is not very convenient in terms of feedback. The author of a text sent to the addressee or posted in the public domain cannot promptly respond to everyone who wants to ask a question or make adjustments. Consequently, there is a high probability of missing out on a profitable offer or losing the opportunity to respond to an obvious provocation, which ultimately will have a bad impact on the author’s reputation.

According to the final goal, presentations are divided into:

• Promoting. Designed to obtain a commercial effect, material or intangible benefit. These include speaking to potential investors, creditors, donors, philanthropists and other persons who have the required amount of money and may be willing to part with it. When writing a promotional presentation, if the project is financial in nature, you should focus on the listeners’ opportunity to make a profit (as part of future income or in the form of a loan repaid with interest) or to perform a socially significant act (to help a foundation, charity organization or a specific person in need) . If we are talking about non-material benefits, for example, moving up the career ladder or getting a job, you need to make it clear to listeners or readers that, having made the right choice, they will receive a competent, purposeful specialist, a promising student, and so on - it all depends on the purpose of the self-presentation.
• Informational . They are created when it is necessary to convey to one or more readers (or listeners) important information about the personality, interests, habits or merits of the author. Typically, informational presentations are carried out when meeting a team or a new social group that is not directly related to receiving benefits. On the one hand, it is easier to compose them, since you don’t have to focus on the commercial component of the text; on the other hand, it’s more complicated, because the text is focused not on quickly getting what you want, but on establishing long-term warm relationships.

Possible problems with self-presentation

Very often a person may have problems associated with psychological trauma, psychological barriers, and also with the fact that he does not know himself. All this can affect not only the conversation, but also communication with the interlocutor.

Therefore, an important rule when drawing up a self-presentation will be to take into account one’s own characteristics, that is, hiding them or, conversely, emphasizing them.

Self-presentation will give maximum results if it is exciting, informative, but not drawn out for a long time. At the same time, it is very important to listen and hear other people’s opinions, think about your words and actions, and completely maintain control over the situation.

How to present yourself

Experienced speakers who have done this many times can introduce themselves without preparation. If you haven't done this before, start by making a plan.

On the Internet you can find hundreds of examples of self-presentation that follow the same plan. All of them are based on the following points:

1. Greetings. A sign of politeness will be your greeting, after which you need to introduce yourself to the audience. You need to emphasize that their attention is important to you. On the subconscious level of listeners, this will form a positive image. But you shouldn’t talk about the importance of attention, so as not to get the opposite effect.
2. A short story about yourself. Talk about personal and professional qualities in the profession. There is no need to go deep into your biography and tell funny stories from your childhood. It is important to mention the date of birth, education received, briefly talk about your professional career and the way to achieve the results obtained in it. You can talk about goals, dreams, hobbies.
3. The main part of self-presentation. Tell us about significant stages in the growth and development of professionalism, about awards received, bonuses, and incentives for achievements. Do not start praising yourself, so as not to cause negativity from the listening audience. Post only the facts.
4. Tell us about your prospects. The main quality of realizing the capabilities of a potential employee is personal effectiveness. To achieve the peaks and intended results, he must believe in himself and his strength. Here it is important to show yourself confident, but know when to stop.
5. Conclusion. In it, you thank the audience for their attention and say goodbye. You need to show good manners and politeness even if you fail to win over the audience. This will be a plus to your image.

Structure and examples of self-presentation

Self-presentation structure

There are extremely creative approaches, full of originality and memorable surprises. However, in most cases this is not required at all. For example, if a certain Kolya began studying in a “cutting and sewing” club in order to be able to mend his clothes, then he is unlikely to need such self-presentation that everyone in the area would carry him in their arms. An ordinary neutral or friendly attitude is quite enough. Although anything can happen, it comes back.

Basic structure of self-presentation:

1. Welcome and brief description . In this part you need to say hello, introduce yourself and describe brief summary information. For example, “Hello, my name is Kolya. I am involved in business and investments. I often have to ask to sew on a button or something similar, I decided that it would be useful to know how to repair clothes myself.”

2. Your skills and personal qualities . This part describes your skills more fully. For example, “Friendly and unobtrusive. Fine motor skills are well developed. I often use office supplies. At one time I learned to cross stitch. Therefore, there will be no problems with threads and needles.”

3. Your achievements . This describes your successes, which to one degree or another may be important in terms of the overall presentation issue. For example, “Even though I still don’t know how to fully repair things, which is what I came for, I have repeatedly used non-standard approaches. So, one day the sweater tore and there was no time to change clothes. So I took scissors, cut out a beautiful part from the scarf and sewed it with a cross. People appreciated and even tried to find out where this designer sweater was purchased."

4. Recommendations . Words are words. Therefore, it is often necessary to provide some kind of recommendations and confirmation. For example, “One of my friends also helped me repair things in an original way, by the way, here are a few photos on my laptop, if anyone is interested, I can show you.”

5. Goals . In this part, you need to clarify what your goals are. For example, “I would like not only to cross-stitch, but also to learn other methods. Firstly, at least you won’t have enough scarves. And secondly, everyday problems often arise that require normal-looking, strong seams.”

6. Summation and feedback . Usually, after your self-presentation, you need to give people the opportunity to ask questions. But, also, depending on the topic of the question, a brief summary may be required. For example. “In general, I would like to learn how to sew properly. If you have any questions, please ask. I’ll be happy to answer them.”

As you can see, if you sum up the examples from each part, you get a pretty good and friendly short self-presentation.

Depending on the target audience and their priorities, parts 2-3-4-5 can be swapped, as well as their content, since, in essence, they simply reveal important aspects from the brief description in more detail.

And now, a couple of short examples.

Example - Freelancing

Hello.

My name is Vasya. I have been creating websites for over ten years. I can do everything you need from design from scratch to SEO optimization.

Responsible and punctual. I know many different technologies and languages. I use powerful test servers, so that you, as a client, do not have to do anything that is not required of you.

We are especially proud of the projects that were created in a very short time and required a lot of original ideas. You can familiarize yourself with them (the list below).

I mean an individual approach with each client, and here are a few people who will be happy to confirm this. The reviews here say the same thing.

I am aimed at a successful result, so that I would not be ashamed, and my clients would be satisfied.

I will be happy to answer any of your questions, here are my contacts.

Example - Before the performance

Hello.

My name is Petya. I have been creating designer items for many years. With my speech I hope to attract interested people to the topic of using cheap patterns.

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But first, a little about myself. He mastered many different techniques and personally used almost all existing patterns, from the cheapest to the most expensive. Many of my creations can be found in well-known public sources. Moreover, some of them are made only from cheap patterns, but even experienced people cannot determine this at first glance.

I started taking my first steps in this direction as a child, when there wasn’t much money, and everyone wanted to look beautiful. At first these were small gifts for girls, and then full-fledged items of clothing. Even then I realized that the attractiveness of a thing rarely depends on the high cost of the components used.

After some time, I began to do this on a large scale. However, I noticed that due to the fall in demand for cheap patterns, they are becoming increasingly difficult to find.

Therefore, in my speech I would like to tell you about the methods used with real examples, so that everyone can appreciate their attractiveness and applicability in life.

I understand that during the speech you may have questions, so after each part I will take a short pause so that you can voice them.

Now look at this dress...

As you can see, examples of self-presentation focus around certain topics, reveal only the most necessary and form the required image. So, in freelancing there is not a word about personal life, since the client needs something technical (roughly speaking, if you add the phrase “I have five furries at home,” then the self-presentation is less impressive). But in the example “before the performance” such references occur, since the topic concerns people’s everyday lives.

And, as always, always remember to use sound logic and the fact that you have your own head.