How can you build on my “public speaking strengths” when I don’t have any?

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Get in company of great public speakers. let me tell you the things that give the strength to you to speak in public: 1. Identify the things you wish to speak upon. Have a great command over it. 2. Command the language you prefer. 3. Have in depth knowledge of the subject.( it gives you enough confidence...
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Get in company of great public speakers. let me tell you the things that give the strength to you to speak in public: 1. Identify the things you wish to speak upon. Have a great command over it. 2. Command the language you prefer. 3. Have in depth knowledge of the subject.( it gives you enough confidence to face people and their counter questions.) 4. Do lot of homework. Think for and against what you will be going to say. It will make you ready. 5. Begin step by step. * first talk to a couple of people. * then to a group of people. ( preferably in a friendly manner) * give small demo classes to a small batch of students at any institute. * Come to a larger stage step by step. And more importantly: Be ORIGINAL. it will make your brain and heart support your words. Never carry any written notes to your speech, it will always distract you. All the Best ! read less
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The answer is to get out of your comfort zone.To get out of your comfort zone you need to go out, start talking and get rejected. The more you get rejected the more you learn. But you need guidance also and a proper mentor also to show you a way.
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