Every person can be a good public speaker
Keep these things in mind:
- People remember stories, not facts. Try to make your points through a story, rather than rattling off the facts.
- Don't try to speak like everyone else. Your unique style is really an advantage. Speak the same way you would to a friend. Carry yourself the way you usually would, and don't try to censor yourself, like not allowing yourself to smile or laugh.
- Being nervous can actually help you. It gives you adrenaline, focus, and the ability to perform at your highest level.
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