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Does your presentation confidence disappear the moment you switch to a foreign language? You've mastered your content. You know your stuff. But the second you have to deliver it in English or German, something shifts. You're second-guessing every word, worried your accent undermines your expertise, convinced your nervousness is showing. Here's the thing: presenting is hard in every language. But doing it in a language that isn't your first adds an extra layer of mental load that most people don't talk about. Laura Bezić Burica helps professionals transform their foreign language presentations from survival mode to genuine impact. As a public speaking coach specializing in English and German business presentations, she works with everyone from engineers to consultants to CEOs pitching their startups. Her approach is practical and tailored: no generic advice, just clear structure and tools that actually help when you're standing in front of that room. And she shares something we believe deeply at Seen & Heard: your content matters more than your mistakes. Your audience remembers the energy you bring, not your small slip-ups. Join hosts Darko Mareš and Edita Bandur this week as we explore: Why presenting in a foreign language feels so different from speaking it day-to-day How preparation for presentations in different languages actually differs What really holds people back (hint: it's usually not the language itself) Practical ways to build presentation confidence without spending hours you don't have What to do when you freeze because you can't find the right word This episode is for professionals who present internationally and want to stop just surviving their presentations, and anyone who's ever thought they're just not good enough to start reaching international audiences.