Speak Up and Stand Out: A Quick e-Guide for Non-Native Professionals Who Want to Be Heard, Respected, and Remembered in English Meetings

You don’t need another English course.
You need to know what to say — and how to say it — when it actually matters.

Meetings. Updates. Interviews.
Where it’s not just about speaking English — it’s about being seen, heard, and trusted.

If you’ve ever:

• Stayed quiet in meetings even though you had something to say
• Frozen because your brain was still translating
• Lost your chance to contribute because the conversation moved too fast
• Worried people think you’re not smart — when really, you’re just not fluent (yet)

…then this guide was written for you.

Why This Guide Works

This isn’t theory. It’s a system.

You’ll learn:

• What to do before, during, and after a meeting to speak with more clarity and confidence
• How to contribute, even if you don’t have perfect grammar or advanced vocabulary
• What to say when you’re nervous, unsure, or put on the spot
• How to sound clear and credible — even if English isn’t your first, second, or third language
• The exact English phrases, templates, and techniques that professionals actually use in real meetings

Plus: A cheat sheet you can literally keep next to your laptop — ready to go when the meeting starts.

Why You Can Trust Me

I’m not a native speaker.
I’m not a language teacher from London or New York.
I’m an Indonesian woman who built a global career in English from scratch.

I’m now the only Asian in the management team of a fully remote U.S. tech company. I’ve spent the last 12+ years working in HR, recruitment, and leadership — running interviews, leading strategy meetings, and coaching professionals from around the world to perform confidently in English-speaking environments.

I also hold an SHRM-SCP, one of the top global certifications in Human Resources.

I’ve coached developers, doctors, HR leads, marketers, and supply chain managers — from Thailand, France, Korea, Poland, China, Russia, and more — all with one shared challenge:
They knew their field.
But they didn’t always know how to speak about it in English.

That’s what I help them fix.

Why This Guide?

Because it works — immediately.

You don’t need to finish a course. You don’t need months of practice.
You can open this PDF today, read for 20 minutes, and go into your next meeting better prepared.

This is practical, not academic.
Real-world, not classroom-based.
Written by someone who’s lived it, not just studied it.

If you’re a non-native speaker who wants to grow your career internationally, this guide is one of the easiest, fastest upgrades you can make.

$13.99 USD — one-time purchase
No fluff. No upsell. Just real help.

Click “I want this” and give yourself the words, strategy, and confidence you’ve been waiting for.

Chapters:

• Introduction
• PART 1: PRE-MEETING
  • 
1.1 Addressing the Fear: “What if I can’t contribute well?”
    • Understand the purpose of the meeting
    • Know the audience
    • Review key materials
    • Prepare bullet point talking notes
    • Rehearse aloud once or twice
    • Set a personal goal
  • 1.2 Addressing the Fear: “What if my English isn’t good enough?”
    • Mindset shift: it’s about contribution, not perfection
    • Change how you see others in the room
    • Practice useful English phrases
    • Warm up before the meeting
    • Build fluency outside meetings
• PART 2: DURING THE MEETING
  • Listen with Purpose
  • Use Body Language to Connect
  • Take Light Notes
  • Speak Clearly and Slowly
  • What to do if you can’t answer a question?

• PART 3: POST MEETING
  • Send a Follow-Up Email or Message
  • Give Progress Updates Later
  • Use the Meeting to Grow Your Network
  • Review Your Performance
• Closing
• ABOUT THE AUTHOR
• Bonus Section: Useful Meeting Phrases Cheat Sheet