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Is your anxiety about public speaking resulting in intense worry and nerves prior to, or simply at the thought of having to speak to any group? Do you suffer from a rapid shortness of breath, heartbeat, trembling, even nausea when speaking or even just thinking about having to make a speech? Do you try to avoid at any cost speaking publicly or having to make a presentation? Do you know that even the most successful public speakers can become immensely more successful if they could somehow permanently address their fears of rejection, inadequacy, sounding and/or looking foolish, of going blank, of getting anxious, and of failing, to name a few? Do you know that most public speakers soldier on while feeling internally stressed by these emotional impediments? Finally, do you know that none of this is necessary any longer?
The technical name for fear of public speaking is glossophobia. Public speaking anxiety is the most common phobia, affecting up to 75% of the population in some degree, and if you can identify with the above scenarios then you are probably amongst them.
Confident public speaking or more generally "confident self expression" is what makes the difference between a successful, enjoyable, effortless and passionate life and a difficult, dreaded, anxious and failed one. Self expression is not only "what" we do it is also "who" we are and unfortunately it becomes blocked or frustrated early in life by the quality of our early relationship interactions with important others around us.
Some are relatively less affected than others but few are spared the emotional embarrassment, humiliation, rejection, failure, and shame that lay down negative emotional imprints that shape the course of one's future years. Those imprints usually exist in the form of negative memories stored in the subconscious mind that behave like "emotional waste dump" which recorded all of the emotional pain from past negative events causing one to become anxious, panicked, out of control, overwhelmed and unable to function effectively.
In fact, this “waste dump” is controlling you: you are afraid of speaking in public is only real in your mind. You are creating real physical results in the form of your irrational fear of speaking publicly. The good news is that you can take back control and completely erase that deeply buried emotional negativity. Using our Master’s Solution: Public Speech you will deal directly with your sub conscious mind - the root source of your fear, and get rid of your public speaking fears forever!
In this specific overcome your fear of public speaking will be erased permanently and completely and in doing so you will spontaneously start to regain many previously deficient positive resources. This means that you will no longer have negative thoughts associated to having to speak in public, but you will be free from anxiety and will gain confidence and skill in giving speeches.
These resources are things like self confidence, your leadership potential, your ability to motivate, influence, and persuade, enhance your ability to communicate more effectively, and even become more successful in your career! These are just some of the benefits of defeating your fear of public speaking.
Life Force Energy progressively returns to, re-integrates with and revitalizes across all dimensions of your mind and body as each negative emotional charge is erased from memory. This renders them vital, alive and optimally functional.
So if this has peaked your interest and you are one of those individuals who public self expression has been blocked and you'd like to be free to be your effective and empowered self then kindly buy Master’s Solution: Public Speech
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Fear of public speaking is a common phobia. It can range from slight nervousness to paralyzing fear and panic. Many people with a fear of public speaking avoid public speaking situations altogether, or they suffer through them with shaking hands and a quavering voice. But with preparation and persistence, you can overcome your fear.
Know your topic. The better you understand what you're talking about — and the more you care about the topic — the less likely you'll make a mistake or get off track. And if you do get lost, you'll be able to recover quickly. Take some time to consider what questions the audience may ask and have your responses ready.