Given that an estimated 75% of people suffer from fear of public speaking, it is safe to assume that most people, when asked, would say that they want to become more confident in their public speaking. 

This means there will never be a shortage of speakers who need a tip or two to calm their nerves when speaking in front of a crowd.  The pandemic may have put a pause on in-person presentations, but the ease of virtual presentation means more people are being asked to speak on-screen, often the case, in front of large numbers of people.

On the podcast, revisiting an earlier conversation with public speaking and voice coach Gina Razón.

Why the voice is a tattletale for your confidence and exactly what speakers do when they’re not as confident or as prepared as they’d like to be when they speak.

 

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