How To Deal With Stage Fright
Stage fright is something that all speakers feel, and it can impact us differently. We need to realize what we are feeling and then take steps to control it.
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Stage fright is something that all speakers feel, and it can impact us differently. We need to realize what we are feeling and then take steps to control it.
Speakers need to get good at “reading” their audience so that they can adapt their speech as they are giving it to best meet the needs of their audience
Speakers should always take the time to create a good title for their speech in order to get their audience interested in what they will say before they say it
Every speaker will eventually give a bad speech. When this happens we need to be able to analyze the speech, determine what went wrong, and try again
In order to both capture and hold on to an audience’s attention, a speaker can add tall tales to their speech
Every time that we give a speech we can view it like being in a contest and come out a winner if we are able to provide our audience with value
Speakers who want to educate their audience should consider using humor in their speech to make sure that their audience remembers them
Speakers who want their speeches to be remembered by their audience need to learn how to incorporate pictures into their speeches
Speakers need to understand that the attitude that they deliver their speech with will have a big impact on their audience