Charles Liang on No Language Barriers (Part 1) - From Public Speaking To A Conversation With All

“I wouldn’t call it public speaking because I’m having a conversation.” As we’re in an eventful end-of-year period, there are ample opportunities to leverage conversations in public and private to make and advance connections at events and functions with work also in full swing. It is in this spirit that I bring Charles, a multidisciplinary English public and panel moderator to guide us on leading conversations in native language in the interests of connecting.  Born and raised in Guangdong, China, Charles moved to New Zealand at an early age and later pursued a Bachelor’s degree in economics and data science at the University of Sydney in Australia. During his time in Sydney, Charles delved into the media and creative industry and launched his first photography business, while actively engaging in social work and charitable events for local communities, as well as innovative initiatives in the Australia-China space. Post-graduation, Charles spent a year as a product manager in China, working with internet technology conglomerates across Beijing and Shenzhen, while undergoing part-time training in psychological counselling. Now back in Australia, Charles is on a fresh journey to explore adolescent education and teaching. His personal interest lies in developmental psychology, specifically speech and language development and anxiety management, reflecting his commitment to understanding and enhancing the well-being of young minds. Bringing his cross-disciplinary talent , Charles currently serves on the VIctorian committee of the Australia-China Young Professionals Initiative, the premier platform connecting young professionals and entrepreneurs  in the Australia-China space. There, he has moderated a diverse array of English panels across numerous industries  to engage with the Australia-China relationship. In this backdrop, Charles generously brings his well-researched and implemented methods and practices to guide us on conversational skills in a foreign language that can be adapted in a vast range of settings, as we hope will serve as enlightening and enabling education resources for non-native English speakers like us.  (Follow Charles on LinkedIn) We will discover: - Conversational skills for public and impromptu speaking - Performance strategies and mental techniques in a foreign language - The essence of leading fruitful conversations - How can non-native speakers leverage their advantages in constructive debates And so much more. Keep listening If you’ve been inspired by you’ve listen to, please share it with someone you know who wants to build more meaningful connections and convert opportunities in foreign language. If this is also what YOU to achieve for yourself, please send me a message on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, I’m @daisywu.multilingualconnector until the next episodes there is reveal secrets to having no language barriers. Get a copy of my award-winning book:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.multilingualconnectors.com/book-collection-1⁠