There's a fine line between subtly mentioning your accomplishments and blatant bragging.
If you take undue credit for something, you may end up being seen as a braggart.
Because of this, many people, afraid of appearing immodest, downplay their successes or do not mention them at all in situations where it would be appropriate, such as in a job interview or at a work meeting.
All this happens due to the lack of knowledge on how to present yourself correctly.
In this article, we'll look at tips from public speaking experts on how to talk about yourself without making mistakes.
There are few of them - only four.
So, first of all, to leave the right impression about yourself, always think about what exactly you say.
Secondly, don't try to play the hero, don't chase admiration and avoid making loud statements.
Thirdly, try to share your experience, and fourthly, strive to find a common language with the people around you.
Earlier we talked about how to forgive an offender .
