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How to adapt to different speaking situations
How to engage with an audience
How to use body language effectively
Having an external focus on the ultimate goal works better than an internal focus (where someone is tuned into the mechanics of what they’re doing.)
A study of experienced golfers revealed that those who hit chip shots
while focused on the flight of the ball
performed significantly better than those who focused on the motion of their arms.
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Practice, under pressure, with focus, and with that glorious end goal in sight, makes perfect.
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Despite months, even years, of practice, a person fails right when it matters most. Cause: Performance anxiety (performance under intense pressure) Common in sports, public speaking, also haunts contestants in spelling bee, musicians and so on.
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In a study on expert dart players,
researchers found that those
who hadn’t practiced under stress
performed worse when anxious,
compared to those who had
become accustomed to pre...
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