Learn how to overcome fear of public speaking, speech anxiety and phobia, an important skill for mastering the art of presentation.

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I have a terrible phobia of public speaking. I don’t just mean nervousness. My voice shakes, my knees tremble, my face turns red, and I can barely speak or look up at my audience. Is this normal? I really need tips on how to overcome this phobia. because my class presentation’s tomorrow and I’m FREAKING out.
It’s extremely embarrassing because many of my classmates are known gossipers, so if they find out that I have a fear of public speaking, they’ll tease me mercilessly or tell their friends about it.

I have to speak in front of a large audience tonight for our high school’s LOTE Honor Society and my nerves are starting to get the best of me… any tips on how to ease my feeling of anxiety?

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I use to be really shy growing up but now that’s kinda worn off. However I am still really nervous when I get up to speak in front of an audience. My voice starts to shake real bad and my heart is beating real fast. What are some real ways to get over this? I’ve gotta give a presentation in a couple weeks please help. Thanks

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I am a woman who needs advice concerning public speaking. I have a phobia when it comes to speaking in front of an audience. There is even a name for it- Glossophobia. I literally start to panic. I become extremely nervous and feel light headed. My heart races a mile a minute, and I start to feel nauseous. I stutter and start fidgeting a lot too. Unfortunately, I have to give presentations and speak in front of groups of people often. I thought I would get use to it by now. It’s so bad, that I can’t sleep the night before a presentation. Does anyone have any tips? What is something you do in order to get through speaking in front of an audience?

I’m looking for serious answers, please. Thanks!