Confidence is like a group of muscles, which you need to develop and strengthen. Let’s continue this excellent* analogy, for speaking confidence in particular: 1.) Conversations. A bit like running, in that they maintain overall speaking fitness and stamina. You may find that you’ve had fewer of these during the lockdown. 2.) Talking in meetings.
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Starting your talk can be a real challenge, but it’s essential to get it right.
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Good versus evil To give a really great presentation you need to have confidence. Well, you see, confidence is what gives a speaker their power. It’s an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us, it penetrates us, it binds our communication together. You need to write a piece that you’re proud of,
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Fear is a monster. Fight it with your sword of confidence. Your fear of public speaking is normal. You are worried about speaking in front of those people because you care about the result and you cannot predict the result. Good. You’re a human being. You’re normal. You might feel that fear is the opposite
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Meetings can range from fast-moving and inspiring to slow and demoralising. Here are my thoughts on how to achieve the former. Meetings can be a real pain, can’t they? They can go on for too long, they can be vague, they can involve people just talking and talking and you not getting your say. So
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