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How to adapt to different speaking situations
How to engage with an audience
How to use body language effectively
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Mental coercion or too much effort shows anxiety and fear, which block your answers.
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How to get the results you want
The principal reasons for failure are :
- lack of confidence
- too much effort
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When you are on the verge to give up
Your failure to get results may also arise from such statements as: “ things are getting worse” , “I will never get an answer” , “ I see no way out it is hopeless” and so on.
When you use such statements you get no response or cooperation from your subconscious mind. Like a soldi...
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- Adopting such a rigid commitment that if you fail, you'll quit.
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Humans have anxiety-related behaviours like chewing on nails, or stressing any part of their body, which are repetitive and habitual.
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