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Controlling Your Fear

This series addresses anxiety triggers for speakers such as fear of failure, appearing foolish, and boring the audience. Learn to manage anxiety through experience, visualization, relaxation techniques, and build confidence in public speaking.

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Controlling Your Fear

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  1. Controlling Your Fear The Better Speaker Series 272

  2. Anxiety Triggers New and unknown situations Risk of failure Potential for appearing foolish Possibility of boring the audience

  3. Anxiety Symptoms Increased heart rate Butterflies in the stomach Incontrollable shakes Lightheadedness Dizziness

  4. Managing Anxiety Experience Practice in front of a mirror. Rehearse in front of family and friends. Deliver a speech before your Toastmasters club. Give presentations before other groups, anywhere you can.

  5. Managing Anxiety Visualization Use your thought processes to achieve positive results.

  6. Managing Anxiety Relaxation Isometric exercises Breathing techniques

  7. Conclusion It’s normal to feel nervous. Your audience won’t notice. Use methods to exhibit confidence.

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