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How to overcome your fear of public speaking
Realize the source of your fear.
In a nutshell, it is not knowing what will happen when you are in front of people, giving your speech or presentation. Your fear is not that you don't know your topic.
Pick from: i. It is that you don't know what will happen when you step to the podium or table. The fear of being judged, making a mistake, not measuring up, getting hurt either mentally or physically can get in the way of a good performance (speech, seminar, sales presentation, etc). ii. It is that you thought you may say something wrong, but now that you know your topic, you are simply forcing yourself to think of an idea that is far-fetched or simple. Learning to accept what others say rather than forcing yourself to do something that you know is unlikely to turn out well will help you overcome your fear. iii. It is that you don't know your audience or anyone else for that matter. If you're experiencing an extreme fear, remind yourself why it scares you. iv. It is that you are afraid that you don't know why someone might take the microphone away from you. Instead of thinking something like " i don't understand the subject of this speech, " correct yourself and think more closely about the topic.
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