Speeching - Not to be afraid: 18 Tips for performing in front of an audience
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Picture of Ariel Aharoni If you also have paralysis in front of a pair of watching eyes, if you also avoid any suggestion to submit a presentation, participate in a television interview or lecture in a field that you really control, take a breath because I have provided helpful tips especially for you. The application is yours! Experts say the fear of a crowd is a very common fear and behind it is performance anxiety. Many suffer from this unnecessary anxiety mainly because of the fear of screwing up, looking silly, losing a lot of hard work, forgetting what is important to say or failing to succeed in the persuasion task. But do not despair, proper preparation will help you succeed and as the cliche article - difficult to train, easy to fight. Tip # 1: Get Ready Because when you come well prepared, you also feel safer. So you have to plan in advance what exactly you want to say. It is important to tell listeners in the first few minutes, who you are, what your purpose