Measure your progress or allow someone you trust and is knowledgeable to give you feedback. One of the greatest fears among Americans is the fear of speaking in public. More succinctly, the fear of looking like a fool in public. This organization has provided a safe environment for those to cultivate the skills of communication and listening. People communicate that fear to the group and decide to accept the programs of the organization as a tool to overcoming this fear.
Feedback is clear, concise, and supportive and is in a non-threatening environment.
Perhaps the most important element to allowing the fear of failure to work in your favor is the ability to surrender yourself and your method of progress to another person whom you trust. This can be a teacher, mentor or a parent. The clearest example is a student-athlete surrendering their abilities to a coach whom they trust. A coach provides guidance and a clear direction to prepare and develop the athlete. The athlete becomes a work in progress.