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Your personal journey to public speaking confidence
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Welcome to a new more confident you. A person ready to take that very personal journey to achieving your public speaking goals.
This article is very in depth and important. The most in depth because you will be required to ask yourself some very personal questions and give frank, often revealing answers. Don’t worry – you are the only person who will ever see these answers.
7 reasons why you can overcome your public speaking fears
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Whatever your reasons for wanting to overcome your public speaking fears; shyness, a speech at a wedding or family event, or for business/ career purposes reasons you can do it.
Firstly you’ve committed yourself to learning more, you’ve stepped past the wishful thinking stage – which is further than the majority of people get.
Congratulations on taking this small, yet very significant, step to learning to speak with confidence.
The Essential Motivation Handbook
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My friend and fellow blogger Leo Babauta of Zenhabits has written a book on the essense of motivation.
This ebook is intended to serve:
- As a handy reference: any time you need motivation — just refer to this guide.
- As a great companion — it’s much easier to stay focused and productive if you can find the motivation.
- As an easy way to find dozens of great motivation tips without having to spend time searching for them online, filtering out the useless stuff.
I’m sure you’ll find it useful.
How To Be A Fearless Leader
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To be a leader means you should be brave and fearless, this however is easier said than done. After all, everyone has their own set of fears and leaders are no different. Despite your existing fears however, there are ways of becoming a fearless leader and a good one at that.
The very first thing that you can do to become a fearless leader is to acknowledge your fears. It is a good idea to keep a journal of your fears and be honest in recording the fears that you think may affect your leadership abilities. The fears may even include those of your personal life especially if they hinder you from becoming an effective leader.
Building Personal Courage and Resilience
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The word courage means to be able to face fears with ones head held high. It is not the absence of fear that defines us as being brave. It is true that people experience fear every day and that it can be so strong that it paralyses them.
We are allowed to feel these things. In fact, it’s good that we do. It would mean we wouldn’t be human if we didn’t feel emotions, especially fear. Showing that we can face and overcome fear does not require us to sacrifice our lives. In fact, all people have the makings of being a real hero and in their own little way can show that they are willing to face all the trials that life throws in their way.
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