Speakers who lack confidence often feel nervous, and then on top of that feel anxious about the fact that they’re nervous, which compounds the anxiety. Nervousness is our adrenaline flowing, that’s all. Understood and utilized, it is the energy that can make you shine. Any professional will tell you when they are no longer nervous, their career is over. Why? Because nervousness also means you care about your material and its value to your audience.
Speaking Anxiety, or Glossophobia, is scientifically referred to as the number one fear in the USA. Symptoms Public speaking anxiety is usually manifested in your hands and your knees. Wet hands and shaking knees are the most common outward signs … Continue reading
