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Affirmations are short, positive statements that speakers say to themselves or out loud to prepare, overcome fears of public speaking, enhance their introductions, boost their self-confidence, relax their nerves, and as a reality checklist after their presentations. They are the number one defense for every public speaker to use for readiness, success, and professionalism. Giving a presentation, whether it be…
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A trigger is defined as something that affects your emotional state, often significantly, by causing extreme to overwhelm or distress. It affects your ability to remain present. In the moment often causing a specific thought, and cognitive pattern. Emotional triggers are events, things, experiences, or potentially even people who cause the mind and body to react. It is also called…
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Public Speaking excellence can be enhanced by the ritual of using a Warm-Up Program, customized to your needs, prior to every speech. It shouldn’t take more than fifteen minutes but will reap the rewards of you being fine-tuned and polished. Some speakers enjoy the pretentious accolades of appearing as a “natural”, “gifted” or “born with” talent of public speaking skills….
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Neural pathways are a series of connected neurons that send signals from one part of the brain to another. Neurons come in three main types: sensory neurons that are stimulated by our senses, motor neurons that control muscles, and inter-neurons that connect neurons together. Scientists have now shown, we can rewire the neural pathways that regulate our emotions, thoughts, and…
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One of the most important skills we can develop is our ability to communicate. As young children, our nonverbal communication skills are a good indication of our emotions, desires, and achievements. As we mature, many people stop the process of fully developing their public speaking skills. The results of not progressing often end up as a fear of public speaking….
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