Using this strategy, rethink the nature of your audience. Put yourself on a mental par with the people listening to you. Treat speaking as a process. Advocates of this approach attempt to reduce the entire speech process to a discrete series of steps that anyone can learn. Focus on one idea.
Singularity is another common fear-reducing strategy.
Here, identify just a single objective for your talk, or a single important piece of information you want to impart to the audience, rather than worrying about the dozens of things that can go wrong. Change your standards. Without realizing it, many would-be speakers can't help but compare their meager skills to those of great orators, and find they wanting. Instead, lower your standards. Rather, think in terms of an informal chat or a group conversation.