Monday 30 November 2009

Public Speaking Anxiety is Able to be Overcome

Public speaking anxiety is a common fear and many of today's confident public speakers have experienced it. This is a good news as it means that if others have been overcome public speaking anxiety we can use their experience to also overcome it.

It could be considered "not so good" news - in the majority of people, public speaking anxiety completely goes away. Today's effective public speakers or presenters use these nerves in a positive way to ensure they give a good presentation.

Nerves and anxiety are a sign you care about the speech you are to give. The absence of public speaking anxiety does not mean that the person will deliver a great speech. They may not care and will talk about anything (jabbering on).

Public speaking anxiety can be overcome to be a confident public speaking. Some anxiety is a good thing as it helps to deliver an effective speech.

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