How to Not Get Nervous Speaking in Front of People
I wanted to take this time today to talk about something that counts the top 10 most people have what do you think the 10 most scared ones are? What do you think is the highest point where there are spiders that can be a cluster the phobia that can be high places can be the highest ones even death itself. And of all those we’ve just talked about, speaking in public, three out of four people report a fear of speaking in public, 75% of people would prefer to be bitten by a spider in a very small space at the top and probably die then something to speak in front of an audience.
Now, what’s the problem here? Most of us, you and I, will find ourselves talking in front of a group of people one time or another. Maybe this is a class, maybe this is a group of colleagues and we are introducing it, maybe this is a job interview you have, maybe a coupon for an event or a wedding, or whatever, you will have a time when you have to get up and speak in front of people. And I do not call myself a public speaker in any way. But I learned a lot along the way. I gave public talks in front of an audience of hundreds of people.
Imagine
I have a public speaking podcasting, earning millions of downloads, I have made over 500 of these public speaking videos, but I am still nervous. Whenever the camera is turned on, a few sensors are passing through me, whenever I wake up on stage, there are still those sensors coming, you will still be shocked, you can’t completely remove them. But you can reduce it by using these five tips. Let’s get into them.
Now. Tip number one
many times we get scared when we talk in front of people because we think about it as you talk to 500 people, no, what you really do is talk to one person 500 times, everyone in those people is just person-to-person communication.
If you can talk to them one by one, you can talk to them in a group of 500.
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