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How to adapt to different speaking situations
How to engage with an audience
How to use body language effectively
What Works For You
Finding out what works for you to give your best presentation is important. Make a list of what you have to do in front of the audience and go over the list to help you remember.
If you are still feeling afraid, you need to face your fear and make yourself comfortable with the fact that it's not the end of the world.
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Bigger Than Your Fears
Finding something bigger than your fear, greater than your anxiety, is a key strategy to get rid of the natural negative emotions.
When you talk about something you are passionate about, the words come naturally, in a flow. Even if the words are forgotten, y...
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Practice
A great way to remove a large portion of fear is to practice hard, studying the topic well. You can research all questions that the audience may ask, and practice the speech in front of a mirror or in front of friends.
Practicing soothes our nerves, making us ready...
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Be Natural Be Yourself
Trying to be someone else, or copying someone's style can show in your presentation.
Being yourself makes you speak from your heart, with your beliefs and experiences coming out. Speaking the truth, and being honest is freeing, and can give your presentations more power.
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The Fear of Public Speaking
Public speaking is often topping the charts as the No. 1 fear in the world.
People feel anxious, sweaty, or have a pounding heart while being on stage in front of an audience.
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Relax
Certain relaxation techniques like deep breathing, or speaking slowly, calm us and get us out of our irrational fears.
Speaking slowly is also better than speaking at a fast rate, which can make you lose your breath, showing the audience that you may, in fact, be scared.
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Follow-up with your audience
Check in with your audience to make sure that they "got" what you intended to give:
- Emphasize the main points of the presentation by strategically reintroducing them at the end.
- Elicit feedback and answer audience questions, especially when a live Q&A session is p...
Focus on what you need to discover
To get comfortable with change, shift your focus. Are you focusing on what you know and what is in front of you? Instead, focus on what you still need to discover.
What we don’t know is far greater than what we do know. Every week we put plans into place t...
Do The Thing You Fear
Many things you fear now can be faced squarely and eventually enjoyed.
For example, you may be terrified of getting on to a stage to face a large audience and give a speech, but if you face the terror and learn to address a large audience boldly, you may find you have been missing something...
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