can we just speak free and without fearless

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Postby barazchris » Thu Sep 05, 2013 9:49 pm

If you want to overcome nervousness or fearless speech the first guideline is simply to know what you’re talking aboutWhen you become in authority on you’re topic the audience will want to learn what they can from you and you don’t have to struggle to keep your messages straight if you know the messages as wellOnce you’ve mastered your topic the next step is to master your presentation just make sure your rehearse the entire speech so that you will be comfortable presenting it and practice any difficult parts repealing into the flow smoothly whether or not you memorize each word you should make sure you know the order of your messages

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Postby Kyawikyo » Thu Sep 26, 2013 1:10 am

barazchris wrote:If you want to overcome nervousness or fearless speech the first guideline is simply to know what you’re talking aboutWhen you become in authority on you’re topic the audience will want to learn what they can from you and you don’t have to struggle to keep your messages straight if you know the messages as wellOnce you’ve mastered your topic the next step is to master your presentation just make sure your rehearse the entire speech so that you will be comfortable presenting it and practice any difficult parts repealing into the flow smoothly whether or not you memorize each word you should make sure you know the order of your messages

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Very good Tip in deed.
How can you not be afraid if you don't know what to share. Being informed, very knowledgeable of your convictions is very important. thanks
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Postby g_ike » Fri Oct 11, 2013 5:03 am

Good advice.

It can only help. I noticed the more prepared I am, the better things go.

Some people panic anyway. I know I did. I guess at some point I figured more of the same just reinforced that I sucked at public speaking.

But ultimately, I found my problem was rooted with me having panic attacks. Once I found a way to remedy that, I became pretty good at public speaking.

I still don't pursue opportunities to do so, but at least I don't avoid times when I need to.
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Postby successful101 » Fri Oct 11, 2013 12:04 pm

Fear of public speaking -- it's more widespread than we suspect. My daughter, in fact, was an A student in college whose last required class was public speaking. She was so anxious about facing an audience she called me to say, "I may have to drop out of college; I just can't do this dad. Public speaking makes me physically ill."
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Postby success256 » Fri Oct 18, 2013 6:02 pm

Hello :)
Most of us get anxious because we view Public speaking as an out of the world activity.Even though we all use it in our daily lives 24/7.

Recognizing this activity as a daily activity will help to focus on the postive aspects of Public speaking only venue and listeners are changed.

Treating Public speaking as a natural way of human communication and should be understood in this context.

Hope these tips help.
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