You’re scared of speaking in front of people because you might… To prevent the doubt, make sure that you’re ready. That means: The best way to combat your speaking nerves is to ensure that you’ve prepared correctly. So consider your audience, write something relevant to them, collect your materials, and REHEARSE. Always be prepared.
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Rapport, connection, relatability. Whatever you call it, it’s the vital element that will make your communication a success. How to connect: 1. Let yourself off the hook. Forgive all your flaws, ignore that b*stard voice reminding you of inadequacies, and remind yourself that this isn’t a big deal in the grand scheme of things. Because
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Control. It’s probably the most important thing that you’ll learn in your life, particularly control over your fear and your anger. I believe that controlling your fear is essential for good public speaking. You’ll achieve control with rehearsal and experience, through which you’ll start to gain a knowledge of your limitations, and crucially, your strengths. If
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Simplification will improve your communication. Shorter presentations, meetings and emails are all greatly appreciated by your audience. Making quick progress and saving time are gratifying for everyone. Simplification can benefit the rest of your life, too, by enabling you to operate more quickly and efficiently your day-to-day life. Here are some ways to simplify: Important
If you focus on the important parts of speaking – showing enthusiasm, engaging your audience and sharing meaningful information concisely – then you don’t need to aim for perfection.
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