For anyone reading this book, as much as public speaking may challenge you, you likely don't have much of a problem with normal speaking in interactions at work, school, and in your social life.
You may not be a perfect conversationalist, but you don't break into a cold sweat just thinking about talking with coworkers, other students, or friends at a café.
Public speaking, on the other hand, is different. What makes the fear of speaking so miserably intractable is that once it becomes overwhelming, it morphs into a monster.
To become a better speaker you will need more than just focusing on overcoming your fears. You will need to write your speech, prepare yourself, and work on your stage presence and the delivery of your talk.
Follow the recommendations in this book and tackle your presentations professionally. Reward yourself with performances that you can be proud of.
Biography
Michael Djavahery is a Trainer, Speaker, Life Coach, and an Advanced Instructor of Hypnosis in private practice in Los Angeles. He is an in-demand instructor of workshops and seminars for corporations, universities, and special interest groups. Website: https://www.hypnotrance.com