When you introduce yourself, do people meet a person... or hear a résumé? What makes them want to keep listening, and remember you afterwards? Join Violetta, a TEDx public speaking coach who also coaches high-level executives, for a hands-on workshop on making your first words count. We’ll explore why speakers so often waste their most valuable moment—the opening—and discover three ways to draw people in: the hook, the human moment and the bold claim. Whether you’re introducing yourself or an idea, you’ll learn how to give your audience a reason to care before you’ve made your first main point.

Together, we’ll craft and practise delivering our own memorable opening lines, exploring how a thoughtful choice of words and delivery can turn a routine introduction into a connection. With Violetta’s guidance, you’ll try the three structures, discover what suits your personality, and refine an opening that feels natural to you. No public speaking experience is necessary: there’s room to experiment, learn and try again. You’ll leave with a practical formula you can use in presentations, meetings and everyday conversations—and more confidence in giving people something to remember.

你介绍自己的时候，别人认识的是一个活生生的人，还是听到了一份简历？什么能让他们想继续听下去，听完还记得你？跟着 Violetta 来参加一场实战工作坊，学学怎么让你开口的第一句话就有分量。她是 TEDx 公众表达教练，也给高层管理者做教练。我们会聊聊，为什么很多人总是把自己最值钱的那个瞬间——开场——给浪费掉，还会分享三种能抓住人的方式：钩子、人性瞬间，还有大胆断言。不管你是介绍自己，还是介绍一个想法，你都会学到怎么在讲出第一个重点之前，就先让听众有理由在乎。

我们会一起打磨、练习属于自己的那句让人记得住的开场白，看看怎么通过用词的考量和表达方式，把一次例行公事的自我介绍，变成一次真正的连接。在 Violetta 的带领下，你会试试这三种结构，找到哪种更适合你的性格，再把自己的开场白磨到自然顺口。不需要任何公众表达经验：这里有空间让你试、让你学、让你再来一遍。结束后你会带走一个很实用的公式，可以用在演讲、开会和日常聊天里，也会更有底气，让别人记住你。