In this noisy and competitive world, personal branding has become a pivotal element of success. It’s not just about marketing products or services anymore; it’s about marketing yourself. At the core of this self-promotion lies confidence — and it can make or break your personal brand.

Confidence is a quality that many people aspire to possess. Whether it's in social situations, professional settings, or personal growth, confidence can be a game-changer. But how can one boost their confidence, especially if they're naturally reserved or apprehensive? Enter improvisational theatre, or improv, a powerful tool for developing self-assurance.

Thumping heart, sweaty palms, shortness of breath and trembling body when you’re presenting? These reactions are nothing to be ashamed of, but they do signal that you might be nervous, which is damaging to your audience’s confidence in you. Here’s what you can work on to put everyone in the room at ease…