Originally Answered: How to overcome the fear of public speaking and become a good public speaker?
The first thing you need to do to overcome stage fright and become a good public speaker is to practice it very, very well so that you have no reason to be afraid. I myself have been on stage since I was four years old and I had stage fright for a long time. If you are an introvert, remember that only such people are capable of performing on stage. You can try these things to get rid of this fear
• Decide what you will say at least three to four days before the main event, try to write everything down.
• Now you have written. Read the text aloud and see how it sounds. This will make your speech correct.
• If you have decided to memorize something, memorize it thoroughly two days before the event so that nothing goes wrong. And speak clearly, speak slowly, especially the last words clearly. Otherwise, many times the mic doesn't catch the words.
• has been written. Memorized. Now you stand in front of the mirror and say exactly what you want to say on stage. Watch if you forget while speaking. Fix your body language.
• The real day has arrived. Convince yourself by saying these words before you get on stage - I'm speaking in front of so many people, but no one else has done it the way I've studied it, the way I've practiced it, to say it here. So if I make a mistake, maybe only one percent of people will catch the mistake. Those who catch the mistake will not remember my mistake for more than two days. Here everyone is a fool and I am a scholar. Consoling himself with this, he stood on the stage.
• One more thing. If you're afraid of speaking in front of a lot of people, get up on stage and look straight ahead at the audience. Imagine that you are telling yourself everything.
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