When you finish speaking, you'll feel much better and realize that you really can do it. If your hands begin to shake, she suggests the incorporation of a visual aid. By using a chart or diagram, you can build confidence as the audience turns it attention to the display rather than on you. Prepare in advance and do as much research as possible. Focus on one person in the audience who smiles at you.
Most people are afraid of talking to an audience, but are comfortable talking to a person.
Have good notes. If you forget something and stumble, regroup by reading through your notes. Get the audience involved. Consider inviting members of the audience to the front to participate in illustrations. Remove as many unknowns as possible.