✌️ My name is Meggie, I'm 36 years old, and I come from the Czech Republic...✌️ 🤯 I bet you've heard someone introduce themselves, or you've done it yourself at least a thousand times before! 🤯 FORGET IT! You are not in school anymore! Not in here, at least! 🤯 Let's do it differently this time (maybe also in a more enjoyable, not a school environment way)♥️ 🤯 WHY DO I HAVE TO INTRODUCE MYSELF? - Here is the thing, you ABSOLUTELY don't have to! BUT, please hear me out on that one. By introducing yourself here, you make it easier for the other QUEENS in the community to remember you, to know you a little better, and who knows, maybe you end up with a friend for life from the other side of the globe! (Yes, it happened to me before) 🤯 What if it's not PERFECT? - We don't aim for a perfect introduction at all; we are trying to connect with other amazing human beings, and for that, we don't need perfect English. Moreover, what does perfection mean anyway? Perfection doesn't exist🤯 🌟!!REMEMBER!!🌟 🌟WE DON'T JUDGE IN HERE, WE DON'T SHAME, WE DON'T LAUGH AT PEOPLE!🌟 🌟THIS IS A SAFE SPACE FOR WOMEN TO SPEAK UP, TO SHOW UP, EVEN IF THEY MAKE MISTAKES🌟 Okay, here is the deal and your first little challenge! From here, we are leveling up your English little by little! 🔥 You get two options in here: 1. EASY, but not interactive/creative (still challenging🌟) 2. MORE CHALLENGING and creative (easier for us to get to know you better🙃) 1. Use this structure to answer the questions about yourself in writing (try to use the vocabulary that you already know - please, don't use AI for this one) 🌟 2. Use the same structure, BUT take a short video of you answering the questions (might be too challenging for some, but trust me on that one, getting out of your comfort zone is the fastest way to level up your English) 🌟 YOUR STRUCTURE: 1. 👑 WHO are you? (Your first name or the name people usually call you - it doesn't have ot be an English version of it, we are not turning this into an authenticity crisis) 2. 👑 WHERE are you FROM, and where do you LIVE right now? (The country is enough - it might be helpful if you want to meet new friends from around the globe🙃) 3. 👑 WHICH PROGRAM are you in? (Did you join the Pronunciation Speak Up Program or the Maturita Exam Program?) 4. 👑 WHY did you join? (What's the dream this group should help you to achieve?) 5. 👑 HOW LONG have you been learning English, and WHY do you want to get better at it? 6. 👑 Last but not least, if you write an introduction instead of taking a video, please share one photo of you (so we can connect the name with a real person)

(okay… It’s story time - probably too long, but that's ME🤣) You know, if someone told little Meggie — the tiny girl who came home from her first English lesson at 7 and proudly announced she’d move to America and speak English every day — that she’d one day open a global sisterhood for women finding their voice… she would’ve laughed, HARD.🤯 She didn’t know what she wanted back then. She just knew English made her feel… alive.😍 And then life happened, the kind that shakes you awake. Well, I guess no health issues usually come announced, but this was a big hit! A brain tumor at 20 - leading to hospitals, fear, and a big decision point! That moment changed everything.🫨 But back then, she promised herself: “No matter what, I’ll explore, I’ll meet people, and I’ll LIVE OUT LOUD.”🔥♥️ And she did, it started with traveling, Vietnam, teaching, becoming a thousand versions of herself — receptionist, legal assistant, teacher, traveler, motivator — all leading up to something bigger she couldn’t see yet. She wanted to see it so badly, but it waited until now, but she had no idea back then♥️ But along the way, while traveling and finally living the life she always wanted, she met HER women. Women who were smart, funny, kind, brilliant — but terrified to speak English! Women who apologized before every single sentence - "I'm sorry, my English is bad.", even though they were talking to her (a non native speaker).Women who hid their accents because they hated people knowing where they came from (trust me, your accent doesn't make you less important - it is YOUR STORY, you should be PROUD of it!). Women who felt “less than” because of where they were born or how they learned English (so many stories about the shame that she cannot even count - but not anymore!). Women who stayed silent out of fear of being judged felt their own voices grow louder than their own voice - that little voice in their head usually got so loud they couldn't hear their surroundings.🤯 She knew she was in the right place! She was supposed to meet them all, listen to it all, because now she knew she could make THEIR world a better place! Help them see their value, see who they REALLY are, and what they can REALLY do! 🔥♥️