5 Ways To Banish The Fear Of Public Speaking
From http://tweakyourbiz.com 164 days ago
Made Hot by: AmyJordan on December 13, 2012 1:00 pm
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162 days ago
It wasn't as bad s I thought :)
162 days ago
Thank you so much for sharing your story with us - what a success!! It's never as bad as we THINK it will be :)
Best wishes with your workshops in 2013
163 days ago
162 days ago
You are most welcome!! It's all in the mindset, practice and knowing that you can have a positive thought JUST as easily as a negative thought!
And of course, Martin's (Lyceum) suggestion below is a great idea!
163 days ago
164 days ago
Thank you for sharing!
162 days ago
And thank you too for sharing with your own community. An audience wouldn't be there if they did not want to learn (or at least find out how much or little they know already)
Whatever way we look at it, they want value, and that is always positive :)
164 days ago
162 days ago
And just sometimes, it means simply putting yourself in that position to realise it's not so bad, afterall. And the sense of achievement and euphoria so outweighs the initial fear.
Best wishes Sian, perhaps a local toastmasters may be an opportunity to get over that initial hurdle!