Some of the events that Coral Club hosts every year include presentations by Distributors. Distributors can nominate themselves or others as presenters at an event. The Company selects Distributors who have demonstrated experience in the business so that the audience can learn from their perspective. Distributor presentations are done in Personal Story format.


7.1. Personal Story

Your Personal Story is your own experience in the business. It is a way to convey to your listeners the path that you took by describing significant milestones in your life. It is a structured way for you to showcase yourself and what you do, as well as the tools and techniques that supported you in reaching your goals.

Your Personal Story is a tool in its own right. Your Personal Story should include:


This presentation format ensures that the audience receives useful insights from your personal experience.


7.2. Your Personal Story blueprint

Your Personal Story should be structured in the following way:

1. Start by talking about your background. Talk about where you were born, and describe your family, education, and career. This will help you to build rapport with your audience. Your personal and professional characteristics that were formed in the past make up who you are. Your previous experience was part of you making the choice to join Coral Club. This section should make up 15%-20% of your presentation.

2. The next section may focus on how you joined Coral Club. Talk about how you found out about Coral Club, how you made the decision to join, and what you were looking for at that time. Mention how you met your mentor and what you learned from that relationship.

3. Describe your growth in the company. Talk about …..

For more details about this subsection, the Coral Club Distributor should refer to the Business Manual. The Business manual is part of the Contract, together with the Distributor Agreement and the Career Guide & Compensation Plan.


7.3. Common pitfalls

Following the Personal Story blueprint will help your presentation be successful. Here are a few things to avoid:



7.4. Topics to avoid

Some topics are very contentious and may be misinterpreted or evoke negative emotions from the audience. We suggest that you:



7.5. Getting ready to present

We take great care and dedication in ensuring that Company events are beneficial for all the participants.

For more details about this subsection, the Coral Club Distributor should refer to the Business Manual. The Business manual is part of the Contract, together with the Distributor Agreement and the Career Guide & Compensation Plan.