Conquering the scare of addressing audiences - Part 2
Please ensure you read Part 1. Part two follows as a continuation to part one.
Is formal training necessary to be a good public speaker?
Numerous institutions offer courses and if your profession requires frequent public speaking it is better you take up a part time course.
The courses mainly serve to make you comfortable in front of groups and on the podium. Helps to learn from peers as the students will be like you interested to become effective orators.
How to avoid nervousness and stage fear?
The only way is to be well trained but even the best speakers get nervous sometimes. If it happens just look at your notes and switch to your next point and continue your speech.
Pause and inhale deeply and smile and continue to the next point of your message.
How do I avoid shivering before I start a speech?
Avoid consumption of coffee or alcohol before delivering a speech. Have a glass of juice or even plain water. Concentrate on the message you are going to deliver.
Don’t bother about how you are going to talk, but what you are going to talk.
