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The Pitfalls of Perfectionism

The Pitfalls of Perfectionism

Do you strive for perfection in public speaking? It may actually do more harm than good.

Instead, embrace your imperfections, be authentic, and connect better with your audience. This boosts confidence and makes your presentation more engaging and relatable.

  • Perfection puts unnecessary pressure on yourself
  • It can cause anxiety that hinders your delivery
  • Your audience values your ideas, energy, and unique perspective over flawless speaking

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There are certain habits that can undermine your ability to speak confidently in front of others. And the first step to shake them off is to identify these confidence-killers.

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