Did somebody tell you about a public speaking experience? And you are scared?!
Well, you're not alone; fear of public speaking is exceedingly common. It is even recognized as an official fear- Glossophobia.
1. Take a deep breath and think, think and think about how to plan the event.
How is that happened? Am I really going to do a public speaking, but why should I? Can't give a clear answer? That's a bit confusing and you better think about it twice what do you really want to gain by the end?
2. Stop brooding about yourself and start thinking about your audience. Most individuals can only think about themselves and how alarmed they're of talking in public. I always tell people "public speaking is about the general public, not you"! Ask yourself: who's my audience? What are the questions going through their minds? Why are they there? What do they care about?
3. Straightforward Structuring - Power of Three. If you are inexperienced at public speaking - start by planning your message in a simple, clear way: structure your talk into three key points and make each point topical, understandable and notable.
Repeat and summarize.
4. Begin talking to people, not speaking at them! Why don't you just think about your public as friends? Try to use simple, uncomplicated words. Make your style conversational and try to make life easy for the audience.
5. Don't forget to breathe! It's your most powerful tactics against the fear of public speaking. When it's all well planned and structured you is the winner.
6. The public doesn't see your fear. You want to consider this as quickly as you walk into that room, so how you walk, how you stand, how you own the space. Slow everything down - stand tall, walk tall.
7. What's your voice saying about you?
Lack of emotion in your voice can ruin your presentation. Captivate your audience with your voice! You will learn to impact your audience consciously and purposefully with the power of your presence.
Well, you're not alone; fear of public speaking is exceedingly common. It is even recognized as an official fear- Glossophobia.
1. Take a deep breath and think, think and think about how to plan the event.
How is that happened? Am I really going to do a public speaking, but why should I? Can't give a clear answer? That's a bit confusing and you better think about it twice what do you really want to gain by the end?
2. Stop brooding about yourself and start thinking about your audience. Most individuals can only think about themselves and how alarmed they're of talking in public. I always tell people "public speaking is about the general public, not you"! Ask yourself: who's my audience? What are the questions going through their minds? Why are they there? What do they care about?
3. Straightforward Structuring - Power of Three. If you are inexperienced at public speaking - start by planning your message in a simple, clear way: structure your talk into three key points and make each point topical, understandable and notable.
Repeat and summarize.
4. Begin talking to people, not speaking at them! Why don't you just think about your public as friends? Try to use simple, uncomplicated words. Make your style conversational and try to make life easy for the audience.
5. Don't forget to breathe! It's your most powerful tactics against the fear of public speaking. When it's all well planned and structured you is the winner.
6. The public doesn't see your fear. You want to consider this as quickly as you walk into that room, so how you walk, how you stand, how you own the space. Slow everything down - stand tall, walk tall.
7. What's your voice saying about you?
Lack of emotion in your voice can ruin your presentation. Captivate your audience with your voice! You will learn to impact your audience consciously and purposefully with the power of your presence.
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