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Facing the fear of public speaking to deliver an unforgettable talk
Abstract
Public speaking is not something that comes natural to many people, and can be a particularly daunting prospect for many. However, it is a great opportunity for business owners to showcase who they are and what they do, and should be taken advantage of, if possible. In this article, Jason Ratcliffe discusses how to get over a fear of public speaking, as well as providing a few tips to ensure that your talk is one that the audience will remember
You might be pitching your brand to clients, giving a talk at a conference or talking to other healthcare professionals formally. Regardless of the context, speaking to a group of people fills many people with dread. However, from a marketing perspective, it is the one time you have the complete attention of an audience, so it is important that you make a good impression so that the audience remembers you and what you do fondly.
This is not an activity that comes natural to many, so this article aims to provide some advice that will help you when presenting to a group.
I have never liked being the centre of attention and am quite an introvert, so for me, giving a pitch is a literally terrifying experience. Earlier this year, at TED X Manchester, I was in the audience when Maisie Williams, an actress from the TV show Game of Thrones, gave a talk about her fledgling business.
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