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Manage nervousness by focusing on your message from "summary" of The Art of Public Speaking, PowerWeb and Topic Finder by Stephen E. Lucas,Susan M. Zaeske
When it comes to managing nervousness during a public speaking engagement, one effective strategy is to focus on the message you want to convey. By shifting your attention away from your own anxiety and onto the content of your speech, you can redirect your nervous energy in a productive way. This allows you to concentrate on the important points you want to communicate to your audience, rather than getting bogged down by your own self-doubt or fear. By immersing yourself in the substance of your speech, you can become more confident and authoritative in your delivery. When you are passionate about the message you are sharing, your enthusiasm will naturally shine through, making it easier to connect with your listeners. This shift in focus from your own nerves to the significance of your words can help you to stay grounded and maintain a sense of purpose throughout your presentation. Additionally, concentrating on your message can help you stay organized and on track during your speech. By keeping your key points in mind, you can structure your presentation in a logical and coherent manner, ensuring that your audience can easily follow along and understand the information you are sharing. This clarity of purpose can also help you to maintain your composure and deliver your speech with confidence and poise.- Managing nervousness by focusing on your message is a powerful technique that can help you overcome anxiety and deliver a compelling and impactful presentation. By centering your attention on the content you are sharing, you can harness your nervous energy and channel it into a positive and engaging performance. This approach allows you to connect with your audience on a deeper level and make a lasting impression with your words.
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