She’s proud to be the secret weapon for many executives providing complete support, preparing them to give the best presentation of their lives, to making sure they take time out from their busy schedule to enjoy their success.As well as all this, she has an unquenchable passion to see our young people thrive, master their own lives, and become the leaders we want to see in the future. She works across the world, teaching in the local primary school and is a consultant at the Royal Shakespeare Company, coaching at exclusive business retreats abroad and closer to home for large organisations including our great NHS.

Audrie teaches and coaches people to express themselves, communicate, speak, succeed and reach their full potential. Join us on Bettery Connections with Audrie Woodhouse -Speaking Expert and Personal Development Coach |Owner of Audrie Woodhouse - Honestly Speaking, as she shares about the importance of authentic speaking skills in Business ‘Audrie Woodhouse believes that ‘Everything is a choice, even if we do nothing, we are making a choice about how we want our life to be.’ She made a choice to find her voice and her life unfolded.

#doingitbetter #betterylab #betteryhubchannel #betteryhubpodcast #betteryconnections #betterylifeworks Link to the Live Chat Video: She has also played the violin at the Opening Ceremony of the BNP Paribas Women’s Tennis Association Finals at the Singapore Indoor Stadium in October 2018. Eileen has performed with Tayo Irvine Hendrix, daughter of the legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix, in April 2018.

Drawing her experience in sports, music & performing arts, she continues to perform & teach the violin to inspire her students to love through music. Join us on LifeWorks! with Eileen Chai as she shares her journey, how she put her passion into action, and the importance to ‘Enjoy the Ride’, on 'Bettery Hub Podcast.' Eileen is a former national athlete in gymnastics, athletics, and springboard diving, is a recipient of the Nanyang Outstanding Young Alumni Award, Singapore Olympic Academy Roll of Honour, Junior Chamber International Ten Outstanding Young Persons of Singapore Merit Award, and still holds the record of being the youngest competitor at the Southeast Asian Games at the age of 7.

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