| Wikipedia defines public speaking as
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| | my school. I had prepared my topic well
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| 'speaking to a group of people in a
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| | (though can't remember the topic now) and
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| structured, deliberate manner'.
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| | was fully confident about my ability
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| Providing information to people is the
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| | although I had never spoken in front of
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| main aim of public speaking. This
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| | more than 2-3 people till then. I was
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| information could be only for
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| | sure that I was going to be adjudged the
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| understanding an issue or it could be for
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| | best speaker, but all hell broke loose as
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| taking an action. It is mainly a form of
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| | soon as I took to the stage. When I saw
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| one-way communication. It primarily
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| | that there were so many children staring
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| depends on the ability of the speaker
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| | at me, I was simply dumbfounded. I
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| whether he can only inform the listener
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| | literally started shaking and forgot
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| or change and affect the views of the
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| | everything which I had prepared so
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| listener as well. Public speaking has
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| | painstakingly. Children started jeering
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| immense power. A balanced and well
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| | at me by gestures, especially the
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| delivered speech can motivate people in
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| | children from my own class. A slight
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| favor of something whereas a poor and
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| | murmur had begun. It took me almost 2-3
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| shoddy delivery could damage a solid view
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| | minutes of my allotted time before I
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| point or a product. An ill-presented
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| | could regain some sort of composure and
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| speech can bore the audience into a daze,
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| | somehow deliver what I had intended to
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| somewhere between sleepiness and death
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| | say in the first place. The term for
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| and thus defeating the very purpose of
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| | what I underwent that day 24 years ago is
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| public speaking, whereas a
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| | stage fright or glossophobia. And this
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| well-researched and properly presented
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| | is a fear which I am not the only one to
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| speech can turn even a boring subject
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| | have come across. The majority of the
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| into an interesting one. For the speaker
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| | people encounter it at some point of
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| to achieve this, he must go about the
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| | life.The ability to be a successful
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| presentation in a logical and methodical
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| | public speaker lies in exposure. Only by
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| manner. Slowly building up the case is a
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| | sufficient practice can one deal with the
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| good approach. Bombarding the audience
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| | fear of public speaking. As the famous
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| with too any statistics can simply kill
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| | saying 'genius is one percent brain and
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| the spirit. Such is the power of public
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| | ninety nine percent hard work' clearly
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| speaking that great leaders have been
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| | demonstrates, it can be overcome by
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| able to influence and motivate hundreds
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| | repeated exposure and practice in front
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| and thousands of people by this virtue
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| | of an audience. Another clue to
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| alone.Mahatma Gandhi, Subhas Chandra
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| | successful public speaking is knowledge.
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| Bose, Winston Churchill, Martin Luther
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| | Any audience can be effectively dealt
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| King and Adolf Hitler were some of the
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| | with if sufficient knowledge about the
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| greatest orators of all times (not
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| | subject at hand exists. Without a
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| everybody guided the people in the right
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| | complete understanding of the subject,
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| direction, though). These great orators
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| | even a slight flaw could lead to
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| motivated thousands of people to follow
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| | catastrophic results. The fear of public
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| them, simply by virtue of their
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| | speaking can also be dealt with by
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| oratorical skills. There are many
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| | undergoing professional speaking courses,
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| others. This amply demonstrates the
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| | where the issue is approached in a
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| power of public speaking.In spite of its
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| | scientific manner by assigning various
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| importance, this is not a virtue to be
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| | types of exercises. There the students
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| found easily. People who are confident
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| | learn by observation and practice. They
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| and poised otherwise lose their calm as
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| | are helped in overcoming the fear by
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| soon as they find themselves in front of
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| | providing them with constructive
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| a large audience. All hell breaks loose
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| | suggestions and public speaking
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| in front of a gathering and the carefully
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| | exercises. Students can also improve by
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| preserved calm and poise goes down the
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| | learning to speak in front of friends and
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| drain. Such is the fear of public
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| | acquaintances where they can be sure that
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| speaking that heart beats increase,
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| | they won't laughed at if they fumble and
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| perspiration starts, legs go weak and
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| | make mistakes. The fear can also be
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| even stammering takes place. People
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| | overcome by speaking in front of the
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| simply become dumbfounded, especially if
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| | mirror.Always remember that by knowledge,
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| the audience is large and/or an important
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| | practice and experience, you can overcome
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| one.I first tasted this fear when I was
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| | your fear of public speaking and deliver
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| around 13 years old in standard VIII. I
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| | your speech in front of any audience in
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| was participating in a debate where I was
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| | the world.
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| to speak in front of 400-500 students of
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