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The Question that will Transform Stage Fright and Fear of Public Speaking

 The key question to ask yourself when you are frozen in fear or gripped in anxiety is “How do I say something real right now?  What is the most authentic thing I can say now?  What is true for me at this moment?” Stage fright, fear of public speaking and performance anxiety are caused by the […]

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Deborah in Asia Agrees that Feeling Love in the Room helps Transform Fear of Public Speaking

Yeah!  I love it when other presentation coaches recognize the power of love to help people with stage fright and fear of public speaking!  Deborah in Asia has written a post to share that learning to feel the love in the room can make you more successful in speaking and in building a  career. Check out […]

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There is Only One Audience in the World: How to Create a Supportive Audience

My public speaking students ask, “What if I speak to an audience that is hostile? How do I deal with that?” This question usually comes up after they have transformed a great deal of stage fright and are feeling very comfortable at the center of attention in their class group. The implication of the question […]

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Acceptance is Opening to All Possibilities

 I was approached to write a talk, Taming the Dragon: Facing the Fear of Change for a non-profit organization. Saturday I delivered the talk twice and did well enough.  As I drove away from the event, I realized that the talk was as much for my own healing as it was for the audience of […]

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I have Joined the Carnival - the Public Speaking Blog Carnival

My blog has been featured in this month’s Public Speaking and Presentation Skills Blog Carnival edited by James Feudo! This is a fantastic collection of blog articles by many people. You can view the carnival at http://blog.jvf.com/2008/06/23/public-speaking-and-presentation-skills-blog-carnival-june-2008-edition/.

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