FOR EXAMPLE: DID YOU KNOW THAT THE MORE YOU AVOID LEADERSHIP ROLES, PUBLIC SPEAKING & MAKING VIDEO CONTENT, THE MORE INCOME YOU LOSE OUT ON?!

A fear of public speaking can have a significant impact on your career given that those who have it make about 10+% less, on average, than those who don’t. And that makes sense when you consider just how pervasive presentations are—from the boardroom to the pitch room to meetings, nearly every industry involves some form of speaking in front of a group.

Plus, A Fear Of Public Speaking Stops You From Being Promoted At Work!

In addition to lowering your potential wages, a fear of public speaking also makes it more difficult to be promoted to a management position. And even if you make it to a management role with this fear, it’ll be mighty tough to perform well given how much group speaking is typically involved in these roles.

THE REAL ISSUE ISN'T YOUR ABILITY… IT’S THE WAY YOU THINK AND FEEL ABOUT YOURSELF.

According to Psychology Today, the fear of public speaking is not so much related to the quality of a speech as it is to how the speaker feels, thinks, or acts when faced with speaking in public. They found that Physiology (Your Body), Thoughts (Mindset), Situations (where you are at), and Skills (what you are capable of) play huge roles in Escalating or Destroying fear.

To Make It Worse, You Have The External Pressure Of Pleasing Your Boss Or Operating A Business, Providing For Your Family & Protecting Your REPUTATION.

No Wonder You're So Uncomfortable!

YOU MIGHT BE ASKING, “WHAT THE HELL DO I DO TO CHANGE THE WAY PREPARE, FELL, AND PERFORM THE SPOTLIGHT?”

QUICK TIP #1 - FOCUS ON YOUR DELIVERY! Your DELIVERY matters more than your content. According to research, what you say to an audience isn’t nearly as important as how you say it. Studies suggest that effective presentations are 38% your voice, 55% non-verbal communication, and only 7% of your content. That means that you should spend even more time preparing your delivery than you do developing awesome content.

QUICK TIP #2 - USE SILENCE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE! The less you talk the more your audience is engaged. Research suggests that if a presenter does all the talking without giving the audience an opportunity to participate, then audience engagement drops by 14%. Therefore, take care to provide plenty of opportunities for your audience to ask questions, interact with you, and otherwise participate in your presentation.

Though Focusing On Delivery And Using Silence To ENGAGE Your Audience Are Important, They Only Help You Get So Far… Remember There Are 4 Things That Either ESCALATE Or DESTROY That Fear.

PHYSIOLOGY, THOUGHTS, SITUATIONS & SKILLS….

If You Don’t Take Care Of These Area’s You’ll Always Struggle.

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