This circular image around my photo, where can I find it, so I can change the wording?

Activity: Have someone ask you random questions, or make a list for yourself. Answer each one in just 1–2 sentences, aiming to be direct and easy to understand. ✅ What to practice: - Keep it brief: Reply only to what is asked — leave out extra facts or stories unless they are necessary. - Speak clearly: Use simple words and finish every thought completely, rather than stopping halfway or trailing off. - Sound confident: Start your answer right away, without using filler words like “um”, “ah”, or “well”. 💡 Example: ❔ “What is your favourite season and why?” ✅ “Autumn is my favourite. I enjoy the mild weather and the beautiful colours of the falling leaves.” ❓ Do you find it harder to keep your answers short or to make sure they are clear? Do you naturally tend to give long replies or short ones?

Activity: Video call a friend or family member. Chat for 3–5 minutes, focusing only on how you speak, not just what you say. ✅ What to practice: - Articulation: Open your mouth fully and pronounce every word clearly — don’t mumble or rush. ​ - Tone: Let your voice vary — use warmth, energy or emphasis to show meaning, rather than speaking in a flat way. ​ - Pace: Speak at a steady speed; pause briefly to let important points land. 💡 Tip: Ask them afterwards: “Could you understand every word easily? Did my voice sound engaging?” ❓ Did you notice any habits you want to change — like speaking too fast or dropping your voice at the end of sentences? #SpeakingPractice #CommunicationSkills #VoiceControl #ClearSpeech #ConfidentCommunication

Could we have an example?

🎙️ Let’s keep this totally natural—short, easy turns, just like we’re chatting in person. I’ll kick us off! Me: So, what’s the first thing you’re looking forward to doing in June 2026? 🤔