When you speak out loud, you are overcome by fear all of the time. You try to get the words to come out but you trip over them and they don't come out right. Then you hear people snicker and giggle around you because they think it is kind of funny. Little do they know, you have a stammer or a stutter and it is a serious condition. Even when you try to speak clearly, you can't do it. All you want is for your stammer to go away so you can be normal.

Stuttering and stammering are big...

So, you are very knowledgeable on a subject and ready to share your knowledge with the world (for a fee). You have your speaking points ready, some great ideas on how to connect with your audiences and years of pent up excitement. But, you are lacking one critical resource... clients. You need someone to pay you money to hear these great ideas that you have. What's a potential superspeaker to do?

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I am going to show you three specific ways to overcome your public speaking fears, but first you need to believe that the fear and nervousness you are experiencing CAN be overcome.

1. It is normal to be nervous and even fearful before getting up to speak in public. Most great actors feel nervous before going on stage; world class athletes are nervous before a big event so don't feel that you have to be fearless!

If you can accept that your nerves are a normal...

Whether it’s an upcoming wedding ceremony, a business meeting or an awards banquet, sooner or later it’s bound to happen to you. Someone approaches you and asks if you will introduce a speaker – and all of a sudden you don’t feel so well.

Although this situation is not something you should be fearful of, it should not be taken lightly. A bad introduction can ruin a potentially great speech. But a good introduction can really set the stage and raise the...

Inspired by Andrew Dlugan’s recent post “ Stop Rehearsing! 3 Critical Things to Do Before Your Speech “, I will like to add to his list 7 more things you can do before your speech to take the nervousness out of you.

First, let’s do a quick recap of his three excellent pointers.

1. Study the venue logistics
2. Meet your audience (extra tip: build before rapport )
3. Watch, listen and participate in the event agenda

The rationale for #1...

I remember getting cold and forgetting my entire talk on stage. As I rushed backstage I could hear the auditorium burst into laughter. Since then, each time i have been approached to deliver a speech on any subject I have conveniently rejected the offer.

1. But with time I realized that there is no point in acting like an escapist. The truth is i was so afraid of making a fool of myself on stage that I kept avoiding such invitations.

However, I am glad to tell you...

Public speaking is a challenge in itself, let alone being effective at it. However, if you are going to make a speech you should strive to make it an effective one.

In London's Hyde Park you can just get up
and speak about any subject you wish!

Public speaking is both an art and a science. There are specific steps that can be taken to command attention and results. A scientific means of presenting your speech will have a lasting effect on your audience.

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The Introduction of the Eulogy

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The prospect of delivering graduation speeches can fill anyone with fear. Speech making is generally thought of as being very difficult. Many people fear it more than anything else. I feel too that the fear element is high for any speaker. However if you follow some simple rules you will surely be able to deliver, and write, a very good speech. Firstly you do not need to write a speech which appeals to the audience and leaves them with the message you wish. Once you have a great speech...