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    TIPS FOR PUBLIC

    SPEAKING
    Top Traits for Managing Anxiety
    By Faith, Andrea and Karen

    THINK POSITIVELY

    Having a good attitude before a speech


    can increase your success, negative
    thoughts can impact your speech. As
    well as having good posture and making
    eye contact with your audience shows
    that you're confident and setting the
    mood.

    USING VISUAL AID


    using a PowerPoint and other visual aid
    can lessen the attention on you making
    you less nervous as you communicate
    your message to the audience

    KNOW YOUR
    AUDIENCE
    What trying message are you trying to
    get across to your audience.
    Understanding your audience can lessen
    anxiety if you know whom you're talking
    to.

    DON'T EXPECT
    PERFECTION
    Remember the audience is listening to
    you, if you were to make a mistake they
    would not notice as much as you think. .

    "HEART, SMARTS, GUTS, AND LUCK" Read more at


    BY ANTHONY, RICHARD, AND TSUN-YAN reallygreatsite.com.

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