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Are you an introvert? Public speaking makes your temperature rise and your palms sweaty. You don't need to fear public speaking. These are tips to overcome the fear of being infront of a crowd.
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@ArmaniTalks Know your audience.
Good speakers aren’t always outgoing, funny, or energetic, but they are always interesting. They communicate valuable information to their audience in a straightforward way.
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@ArmaniTalks An extroverted person might enjoy being the centre of attention, making a good presentation isn’t about you, it’s about your message. Taking the time to think about who you are speaking to and what’s valuable to them
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@ArmaniTalks Find an introverted role model.
If you’ve noticed an introverted colleague who is a great speaker, ask yourself what makes them compelling to watch.They’re probably good at staying on message and catering their speech to the audience.
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@ArmaniTalks Embrace your anxiety.
Even the best public speakers often feel nervous or anxious before delivering a presentation. Identifying that source of anxiety can help you take steps towards feeling more confident about public speaking.
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@ArmaniTalks Visit the room where you’ll be speaking.
Practice standing at the podium, looking out into the rows of seats.
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@ArmaniTalks Smile at your audience as they enter the room, and smile at them when you begin speaking. This will make you feel relaxed, confident, and connected.
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