If you’re terrified, or even just a little uneasy, about public speaking, you’re in very good company. For more than a decade, we’ve worked with thousands of professionals who feel exactly the same way. Some are mildly nervous, others are overwhelmed by anxiety, and many are brilliant, capable people who freeze, shake, panic, or even[…]
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Terrified of Public Speaking? A Mindful Guide to Overcoming Fear and Speaking with Confidence
General, nervous, Presentation Skills, Presentation Tips, Public Speaking Jul 24, 2024
7 Tips to Overcome the Fear of Public Speaking
Anxiety, nervous, Presentation Skills, Presentation Tips May 23, 2021
The fear of public speaking is as ubiquitous as it is paralysing for many people in the workplace today. Are you one of the millions of people who feel nervous or uncomfortable about public speaking? Mindful Presenter has spent over a decade helping professionals all over the world to manage and overcome their fear[…]
Public Speaking For Introverts: The Courage To Speak Softly
Advice, nervous, Presentation training Nov 26, 2014
Susan Cain begins her TED talk with a suitcase and a nine-year-old girl. The girl is Cain herself, going to summer camp for the first time, and her mother has packed the case full of books, which seemed entirely natural to her because, in her family, reading was the primary group activity. The camp has[…]
Emma Watson – Presentation nerves
Anxiety, nervous, Presentation Skills, Presentation training Oct 07, 2014
Emma Watson, the heroine of the Harry Potter series was appointed as a U.N. Women Goodwill Ambassador earlier this year. She recently gave an impassioned speech on feminism and gender inequality at the U.N. headquarters in New York. When I first listened to her speech on YouTube I couldn’t help but be a little[…]
You Can Be Nervous and Still Give a Great Speech
Anxiety, Leadership, Mindfulness, nervous, Presentation Skills, Public Speaking, Storytelling Aug 04, 2014
You can be extremely nervous and still give a great speech. That one sentence often resonates more with the people I work with than anything else I share. Most arrive thinking they need to get rid of their nerves first and that confidence will follow, but it doesn’t work that way. Waiting for nerves to[…]
