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The document highlights the experiences and thoughts of Florina Muntenescu, an Android developer, regarding public speaking and personal growth within the tech community. It emphasizes the importance of talking, listening, coding, and learning, while addressing common fears and barriers faced by potential speakers. The message centers on overcoming fear and making a difference through sharing knowledge and experiences.

FLORINA MUNTENESCU
ANDROID DEV @ UPDAY
@FMuntenescu

13 TALKS
8 COUNTRIES, 3 CONTINENTS
@FMuntenescu

GET OUT OF YOUR
COMFORT ZONE
@FMuntenescu

1. Talk
2. Listen
3. Code
4. Learn
@FMuntenescu

1. Talk
2. Listen
3. Code
4. Learn
5. Repeat
@FMuntenescu

Who do I think I
am?
I'm not an expert
@FMuntenescu

How can I make a
difference ?
@FMuntenescu

I'm afraid to talk in
front of an audience
@FMuntenescu

There are two types of speakers:
those that are nervous and
those that are liars.
— Mark Twain
@FMuntenescu

I don't know from
where to start
@FMuntenescu

A BLOG POST IS A
FUTURE NOTE TO
YOURSELF
@FMuntenescu

I'm afraid people will
disagree with me
@FMuntenescu

No one will care
about what I have to
say
@FMuntenescu

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