Podcasts about Glossophobia

Public Health Careers podcast episode with Dayna Gowan, MPH

Are you one of the many that suffers from Glossophobia, the fear of public speaking? Glossophobia is one of the most common fears or phobias and it affects an estimated 75% of people! Linda Ugelow is an author and transformational speaking coach who has helped thousands of people overcome their fear of public speaking! Linda joined us to help you!

In the last couple of episodes, I covered the difference between Glossophobia and just normal, everyday public speaking nervousness. In the episode, I'm going to delve more deeply into where public speaking fear comes from. I'll talk a lot about triggers that make people more nervous when they stand up to speak because if you know what is causing your fear, you can better eliminate it.Because of all the info, I'm breaking this into two sessions. Then, in the third week, I'll give you my ten simple tips that will help you eliminate public speaking fear. So, enjoy this fantastic series.

In the last episode, I covered the difference between Glossophobia and just normal, everyday public speaking nervousness. In summary, everyone gets some nervousness when they stand up to speak in front of a group. However, a phobia is an irrational fear. So, if the fear is extreme or irrational, your fear may be a full-blown phobia. On this episode, I'm going to give you some tips that will help you reduce or even eliminate this fear. If you do these things, you can calm your nerves and become a more poised and confident public speaker -- even if your public speaking fear is extreme. Unlike most phobias, glossophobia doesn't need medication or therapy. It can be conquered with practice and coaching -- as long as that practice and coaching builds self-confidence during every step along the way.

For the next couple of weeks, I will cover a quick series on Glossophobia and public speaking fear. This week, I explain the difference between the two forms of presentation jitters and give you a few tips to help. Then, over the next couple of weeks, I'll cover more details on things that you can do to calm your nerves and become a more poised and confident public speaker.By the way, the episode is sponsored by FearlessPresentations.com. So, if you are looking for a faster way to reduce public speaking fear or become a more persuasive speaker, We have 2-day public speaking classes coming up in Miami, Minneapolis, Detroit, Boston, Washington DC, San Francisco, Phoenix, Tampa, Atlanta, and Houston. For details, go to fearlesspresentations.com.

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Does public speaking cause you to quiver in fear? You're not alone - but it's not a good trait to have when briefing policymakers! On this episode, we'll get tips on how to speak in public from DIAloguers, a group that helps DIA officers overcome their glossophobia. You'll also hear how a great speech from a skilled speaker can echo through history. Peter Robinson, President Ronald Reagan's speechwriter, joins us to discuss the amazing backstory of the "Tear Down This Wall" speech - four words that defined a presidency and changed the world. *Nothing in this podcast should be construed to be an endorsement by the DIA or the U.S. government of any particular company, product or service.

Guest post by Julie Smith who offers some tips about how to be a better public speaker. She is a sought-after leadership coach, author of Coach Yourself Confident: Ditch the self-doubt tax, unlock humble confidence (Practical Inspiration Publishing, £14.99) and founder of leadership consultancy Talent Sprout. Glossophobia, or fear of public speaking, is one of the most common and powerful fears. And it's an understandable one because delivering a talk puts us in the vulnerable position of potentially being judged. And what happens when we fear that we're about to be judged? Our body reacts to the threat - our heart rate speeds up, our stomach churns, our palms become sweaty. This is the fight or flight response in action, and it can feel unpleasant. We don't necessarily want our heart to feel like it's beating out of our chest, cartoon-style, just as we're being introduced. Fortunately it's possible to calm our nervous system in the moment, and it's possible to reduce our fear of public speaking over time. How to be a better public speaker Here are five practices to try: 1: Understand what builds confidence Remind yourself that feeling nerves is actually an essential part of building your confidence. Paradoxically, in order to build confidence, we must push ourselves to take action without it. It's the repeated experience of acting, learning and progressing - in spite of our self-doubt - that grows our confidence over time. Fear is a critical element in the process of building confidence. Everytime you push yourself to speak in public, you find out a bit more about what you're capable of. And if you keep pushing yourself to do it, then eventually it will become less scary. You might even start to enjoy it. 2: Settle yourself When you notice your heart racing and your face becoming red, try using the calming power of physical touch to take the body's stress meter down a notch. Our skin is an incredibly sensitive organ, and research indicates that physical touch releases oxytocin (which helps to regulate our emotional response) and calms cardiovascular stress. Find a way to lay a hand on your bare skin. In short sleeves, this could be by purposefully folding your arms and gently holding your upper arms with your hands. In long sleeves, you might try putting a hand to the back of your neck and holding it there for a moment. This doesn't require any explanation to those around you; it's unlikely that anyone will notice what you're doing. You can quietly settle yourself, getting ready to do yourself justice. 3: Stand tall Research has shown that our physical posture has an impact on our level of confidence. In 2012, American social psychologist Amy Cuddy gave one of the most watched TED talks of all time: 'Your body language may shape who you are.' In this talk, Cuddy advocated for a power pose - an expansive posture in which we take up more space; shoulders back, head up, feet planted firmly on the ground. Her argument was that standing in a posture of confidence, even when we don't feel confident - can boost self-belief and help us to perform better. Whilst this idea hasn't been without controversy, follow-up research has confirmed that slouching or making yourself small feeds self-doubt. So be careful that your posture doesn't sap your confidence. Take up space, stand tall. 4: Remember that you can't mindread You are presenting and Bradley on the front row yawns theatrically and rubs his face with his hands. Your mind is immediately full of doubt: he's absolutely bored to tears and everyone else must feel the same. If this is what you're telling yourself, then it's not surprising that your confidence takes a hit. A reminder: unless someone tells you what they are thinking, there is no way that you can possibly know what is going through their mind. You can pick up clues, of course you can, but you need to accept that you might not be right. What to do if you notice yourself mindreading? Remind yourself that your interpretatio...

The message this week is titled "Glossophobia" by Pastor Cole Tawney discussing Acts 13:13-52 in our sermon series called “On Mission for the Gospel” taking us through the book of Acts. As followers of Jesus Christ we must overcome our fears of using words to communicate the good news of the gospel by making ready our hearts and our minds to tell the message of salvation. Thanks for watching Riverwood Chapel's sermon!

Glossophobia, is the fear of public speaking and it's believed to affect about 75% of people across the globe.  With this in mind, think about how critical being able to speak to an audience, to customers, to teammates, in any working environment is. It's why communication skills are in such high demand in organizations, and why today's guest is particularly important. Matt Abrahams is an instructor and lecturer at Stanford University, and author of “Speaking Up Without Freaking Out: 50 Techniques for Confident and Compelling Presenting.” He was the co-founder of Silicon Valley based coaching group BoldEcho and is the founder of Think Fast Talk Smart - The Podcast. Matt has been studying and practicing the art of communicating for over 25 years, and after helping companies like Twitter, Google, and even the U.S. Army coach their members to be better communicators, Matt has compiled all of his experience in his latest book, “Think Faster, Talk Smarter: How to Speak Successfully When You're Put on the Spot.” We caught up with Matt to dive headfirst into the book, and cover some of the biggest pain points around speaking, things people often overlook, and what the dawn of AI means for our ever evolving communication styles. This is another episode you're not going to want to miss, so with that…let's bring it in!

This is part two of a two-part series on Glossophobia -- the fear of public speaking. Last week, we talked about what this phobia is and what causes it. This week, I will give you a few of my best tips to overcome this fear -- even if you fall into the camp of having a full-blown phobia of public speaking.How to Overcome Glossophobia (An Irrational Fear of Public Speaking)1) Start Small.How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. If your fear is intense, there is no need to schedule a high-level presentation in front of 1000 people right away. Instead, start by speaking up more in staff meetings, at church, or join a social organization. Set a goal for each interaction. For instance, if you never speak up in staff-meeting, just set a goal to share a single idea with the group. Then, over time, increase the goal. Next week, add two ideas, etc.2) Look for Opportunities to Present, and then Be Courageous.You will never conquer any fear if you simply avoid the situations that cause the fear. Instead, look for opportunities to speak where the consequence of failure is pretty low. For instance, you can offer to speak at career day at your child's school. (If you totally bomb this presentation, so what?) Then, be courageous. I talked in the article 7 Qualities of a Great Speaker about the difference between Self-Confidence and Poise. Self-confidence comes from having a series of successes doing something. Poise, however, is where a speaker is not confident but performs courageously anyway. The more of these courageous successes that you can string together, the more self-confident you will be.3) Document What You Did Well.The reason that our presentation skills classes work so well is that our instructors help each student document what they do well in each presentation. For instance, the instructor will teach the student a way to make part of his/her presentation easier, show the student how to do it, and then when the presenter succeeds, the instructor reinforces that success. You can do the same after each of your presentations as well. Immediately after presenting, make a list of some of the things that you did well in the speech. Turn off your internal critic for a while. (All of us are our own worst critic, so you will have to fight this.) Then, before your next presentation, refer to the items on your list. These lists will help you reduce the phobia and build confidence over time.4) Practice in a Controlled Environment.If you want a faster way to conquer glossophobia, join us in one of our fear of public speaking workshops. One of the great things about being in a controlled environment like a class or workshop is that the risk of failure is reduced to just about 0%. The only way to conquer glossophobia is to string together a series of successes that outweigh, in our minds, the causes that we talked about above. As each participant masters each part of a fantastic presentation, the fear is reduced exponentially. In fact, in many cases, the growth is so fast and so dramatic that the irrational fear is replaced by confidence. The process isn't foolproof, and it isn't easy. However, it works almost 100% of the time!Show Notes: How to Overcome Glossophobia (An Irrational Fear of Public Speaking)

Want to know how to overcome glossophobia? Does stage fright sometimes make you pass up opportunities in your career? Do you feel like you have an irrational fear of public speaking? You are not alone!Glossophobia, or the fear of public speaking, is very common. I've been in the presentation skill industry for decades now. During that time, I realized that the statistics about this fear were confusing. Some studies say that as few as 7% of the population has glossophobia. Other surveys claim that over 95% of people experience this fear.However, the statistics depend on the definition of Glossophobia that you are using.Show Notes: How to Overcome Glossophobia 

Did you have a traumatic experience that led to your fear of public speaking? What is the difference between the little t traumas and big T traumas? How can you heal from these and not let the past hold you back?Meet Brooke Bralove!Brooke has been a Psychotherapist and Owner at Brooke Bralove Psychotherapy, Inc. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Maryland with over 20 years of clinical experience.  Born and raised in the DC area, she graduated from Columbia University's School of Social Work in 2001. She then worked at House of Ruth in Washington, DC for two years, providing individual and group counseling to victims of domestic violence.In 2013 Brooke became a Certified Daring Way™ Facilitator, based on the research of Dr. Brené Brown and later a Certified Advanced Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART™) Practitoner. Her goal is to help patients better understand themselves by developing insight into their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and to cultivate the authentic life they have dreamed about.Listen as Brooke shares how childhood trauma and the way we were socialized contribute to our fear of public speaking and how we communicate as adults.Key Points and Time Stamps:[00:02:36] - The little t traumas we all experience[00:03:17] - How Brooke's own trauma led to discovering A.R.T. (Accelerated Resolution Therapy)[00:05:24] - Why do we compare our traumas?[00:06:05] - How your relationship with your parents affect your life[00:07:41] - Teaching children to listen to their bodies[00:09:55] - Your brain vs your gut instinct[00:11:01] - Brene Brown's ‘Daring Greatly' curriculum[00:12:07] - The benefits of vulnerability[0014:45] - Is vulnerability a strength?[00:15:27] - The relationship between ulnerability and trust[00:17:13] - How vulnerability connects you with your audience in public speaking[00:19:03] - Root causes of trauma. Do you need therapy?[00:21:30] - How we seek to fulfill our basic human needs[00:22:25] - Is perfection a barrier to success? What is the dark side of perfectionism?[00:24:50] - Perfectionist expectations of others. How to manage unrealistic expectations.[00:25:27] - The effects of A.R.T. on mental health[00:28:05] - Talking therapy vs A.R.T.[00:30:01] - Mass violence and behavioral health. Using A.R.T. to help mass shooting survivors.[00:31:48] - How A.R.T. helps you overcome the fear of public speakingAdditional Resources:Read this article on Psychodynamic PsychotherapyConnect with Brooke:Website: https://brookebralove.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/brookebralovepsychotherapy/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bbralovepsychotherapy?lang=th-THFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/brookebralovepsychotherapyConnect with me:roberta4sk@gmail.comLeave a rating and a review:iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/therapy-to-conquer-the-fear-of-public-speaking-w/id1614151066?i=1000616648761Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6db2nS8meiKwuBMFqIFt0dYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_kAEYihe1I

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The fear of public speaking, or Glossophobia, is believed to affect up to 75% of the population. So when your sister, best friend or daughter tells you that they want you to do a speech at their wedding and you'd rather stay at home and pull out your toenails with a pair of pliers, you're not alone.But rather than adhering to the “fake it until you make it” principle, Beth Sherman believes that being honest and self-aware is actually a funnier and more smart approach for your speech.Beth is a stand-up comedian, multi-Emmy award-winning comedy writer and the founder of Authentically Funny Speeches, where to date she's ghost-written more than 300 wedding speeches.Today Beth is going to share with you:how to reframe how you think about speeches,what an engaged couple can do to help their speakers,how to stop your voice from shaking, andwhy you need to get rid of the mic the second after you've done the speech.RESOURCESFor 10% off any of Beth's speech writing packages, use the code UNBRIDELY at checkout. Authentically Funny Speeches: https://authenticallyfunnyspeeches.com/The FREE Ultimate Wedding Speech Writing Guide: https://authenticallyfunnyspeeches.com/free-how-to-write-a-wedding-speechVideo with Susie Wilkins “Wedding Speech But HATE Speaking In Public? Watch This!”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zxZtS1oeyY2019 article on Psycom.net: https://www.psycom.net/glossophobia-fear-of-public-speakingSend Unbridely a 90 second audio message on Speakpipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/unbridelypodcast*The Unbridely Podcast is sponsored by its listeners. When you purchase products or services through links on our website or via the podcast, we may earn an affiliate commission.*------ This episode of the Unbridely Modern Wedding Planning Podcast is brought to you by Unbridely's ebook How To Write Wedding Vows That Don't Suck https://unbridely.com/shop/htwwvtdsThis is for YOU if you want to write the unique and heartfelt wedding vows your fiancé deserves, but don't know where to start.

Are your fears founded in faith or unbelief?Isaiah 43:1Do not be afraid, for I have ransomed you. I have called you by name; you are mine.

Discover the secrets to conquering glossophobia and become a confident, captivating speaker with Brenden Kumarasamy!   In this episode with Brenden Kumarasamy, you will learn: 1. What would life be like if we dreamed about improving our communication skills? 2. What is the truth that most people disagree with us on? 3. How can we communicate boundaries effectively to the people around us?   Brenden Kumarasamy is a communication coach and YouTuber who specializes in helping people overcome their fear of public speaking. He has coached some of the world's top CEOs and is passionate about providing free resources to the upcoming generations.   Resources: https://www.rockstarcommunicator.com/ Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendenkumarasamy/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mastertalkyt Instagram https://www.instagram.com/masteryourtalk/    The video version of this show is available on YouTube after 3 PM the day it is released https://www.youtube.com/@thefalliblemanpodcast and Rumble! https://rumble.com/c/c-2176422   Join our Exclusive Private Community – Fallible Nation https://bit.ly/FallibleNation

Join Cleve and Joe as they explore some of the most terrifying and mind-bending phobias. The group discusses the importance of Dr. King holiday and some facts about his journey. The guys breakdown various topics from 50,000 year old green comet passing earth to upcoming events in Louisiana. Artist of the week is "Sammie Leigh" with the song "Prevail".

Mary Louise Kiernan is a member of both Calling All Poets and the Woodstock Poetry Society. She was awarded the 2015 Poetry Prize by Tempe Public Library in partnership with Arizona State University. Kiernan's poetry appears in The New York Times and elsewhere. Most recently, her debut book's closing poem has been translated into Italian for The Salerno Project's anthology of poems penned by a multinational group of poets. Her debut poetry collection is titled "The Gift of Glossophobia." https://www.marylouisekiernan.com Amazon.com: The Gift of Glossophobia: 9781952326929: Kiernan, Mary Louise: Books https://www.facebook.com/marylouise.kiernan https://www.instagram.com/postsbymarylouise

This podcast shares some tips on how to overcome glossophobia in 3 easy steps. If you want to improve your speaking tips then get a copy of the Speaking Tips 10x audiobook bundle to learn how to speak with confidence in any arena. Click www.leighanneturner.com to get a copy to kick start your speaking confidence. I am Leighanne, a Voiceover & Speaking Coach. I love talking all about the voice and I mainly record my voice for quotes, podcasts, explainer videos, eLearning courses, music videos, audiobooks, radio, promos and online courses. I love doing my Speaking Coach work where I have the pleasure of helping women in the uniqueness of their voice by providing tips and hints on how to speak more confidently in business, at work, or in social situations. Please drop your thoughts & things you want me to talk about in the comments, it helps me ensure that I provide content that helps you improve your speaking. As always my Dear, subscribe and share it if you like. The Diamonds Gem listeners who screenshot the podcast and tag me on their social media page will win the exclusive free speaking tips gift of the month...if you want it then get sharing Honey. Let's jump in here. MORE ADVICE Grab the free sample speaking tips resource which is what I mention in the podcast by clicking the link below. linktr.ee/leighannesvoice_ VOICEOVER & SPEAKING COACH BOOKINGS: If you need to contact me for Voiceover or Speaking Coaching bookings then email me on: Email:leighanne@leighannesvoice.com FOLLOW ME, LIKE, SUBSCRIBE & COMMENT ON ANY ONES OF THESE: Web: www.leighanneturner.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighanne-turner-40011119/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Leighannes-Voice-667746426694132/ Twitter: @Leighthevoice https://twitter.com/leighthevoice Instagram: leighannesvoice_ https://www.instagram.com/leighannesvoice_/ Pinterest: Leighanne's Voice Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2tfSGWzL8QzfVRN1GqYo2q?si=1kJUToSiQI634bBRhNGSig Podcast on Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/leighannes-voice-speaking-tips/id1337723064 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCehL5ORpvJh4FJIWoRaIg2w

I'm sure we can all agree that public speaking is one of the most nerve-wracking activities a person can do. For some, it's downright terrifying. But what if there were a way to make it less scary and more fun? Believe it or not, there is! All you need is a little preparation and practice. So if you're suffering from glossophobia,aka public speaking anxiety, don't worry – here are five easy steps to help you get started.  

Adam creates a hypnosis session to increase public speaking confidence. The Formula 1 exec and Billionaire Toto Wolff is considered to be a confident and inspiring speaker by many so this session enables you to access the resources of this successful communicator.  Adam Cox is one of the world's most innovative hypnotists and is known for being the hypnotherapist of choice for Celebrities, CEO's and even Royalty. To book a free 30-minute consultation call to consider working with Adam go to: https://go.oncehub.com/AdamCox You can contact Adam at adam@adamcox.co.uk Find Adam on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/adamcoxofficial/ For information on Adam go to https://www.adamcox.co.uk/ If this or any other episode has helped you please feel free to make a small donation of a few pounds or dollars here: https://www.adamcox.co.uk/store/p12/thanks-adam.html  To sponsor or request a topic for a future episode click here: https://www.adamcox.co.uk/store/p4/Sponsor_an_Episode_of_The_Hypnotist.html  Adam's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AdamCoxHypnotist Adam's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/HypnotistAdamCox/  To hear Adam's podcast The Hypnotist on Spotify and iTunes visit: http://link.chtbl.com/TheHypnotist To hear Adam's podcast Modern Mindset on Spotify and iTunes visit: https://link.chtbl.com/ModernMindset   Tags: Adam Cox, Anticipation, anxiety, asmr, hypnosis, hypnotherapy, hypnotist, stress, worry, meditation, guided meditation, hypnotism, public, speaking, glossophobia, confidence, toto wolff,   

Disclaimer: talk of vomiting from 21:00 to 25:45Welcome back to The Psychotic Break! This week Madey and Kimi lead their first Phobia episode,  setting the scene for some more elaborate phobia episodes. Listen in as we squirm and freak discussing things like heights, blood, spiders, and milk!Here's the picture Madey was referring to. See bottom right, particularly Glossophobia:https://www.verywellmind.com/thmb/MZcUgIy0WYQ4YlVnnNXdlbz9_cM=/1333x1000/smart/filters:no_upscale()/list-of-phobias-2795453-5c7fdac2c9e77c0001e98f5a.png

Have you ever watched a keynote speaker and thought to yourself.. "I can do this"!! What does it take to make public speaking a lucrative career? In this episode we talk with Thom Singer, a Certified Public Speaker (CSP), who established and scaled his keynote speaking business back in 2009. He's spoken to over 1,000 audiences as a Keynote, TEDx speaker, and Master of Ceremonies. He is the essence of what we call this scaling your public speaking career.   And the extra fun part... I've known Thom since Kindergarten, where the gift of the gab was already in full swing!Things you'll learn from this episode:How to get a CSP DesignationHow to get on the speaker circuitHot topics to speak onHow to get organized and set up to scaleHow to network and brand yourself to the right peopleSo, if you dare overcome your "Glossophobia".. this could be you! Want to hire Thom? Visit his website: thom@thomsinger.com  or shoot him an email at thom@thomsinger.comNeed to scale your business? Get help with Chasing Nectar's Fractional CMO services. We handle your strategy, negotiate with media, and keep your business growth on track. Visit https://www.chasingnectar.com. Or contact Zora Chase at zchase@chasingnectar.com.

Glossophobia, or the fear of public speaking, is one of the most common fears out there. In fact, some experts estimate that as much as 77% of people have some level of anxiety regarding public speaking. Yet for many of us, it's something we may have to do as part of our jobs or community.My guest today is Eddie Rice, Author of Toast: Short Speeches, Big Impact. Eddie is a speechwriter and public speaking coach with over 10 years of experience in helping business leaders, keynote speakers, TED talk presenters, and everyday people, enhance the messages they tell through great storytelling and structure.Learn more about Eddie Rice and his book at: https://www.ricespeechwriting.com/Buy the book at: https://www.amazon.com/Toast-Short-Speeches-Big-Impact-ebook/dp/B09VQTW746

This is part 2 of a two-part series on Glossophobia (an irrational fear of public speaking.) In this episode, we cover a few simple tips to help you overcome glossophobia.1) Start Small.How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. If your fear is intense, there is no need to schedule a high-level presentation in front of 1000 people right away. Instead, start by speaking up more in staff meetings, at church, or join a social organization. Set a goal for each interaction. For instance, if you never speak up in staff-meeting, just set a goal to share a single idea with the group. Then, over time, increase the goal. Next week, add two ideas, etc.2) Look for Opportunities to Present, and then Be Courageous.You will never conquer any fear if you simply avoid the situations that cause the fear. Instead, look for opportunities to speak where the consequence of failure is pretty low. For instance, you can offer to speak at career day at your child's school. (If you totally bomb this presentation, so what?) Then, be courageous. I talked in the article 7 Qualities of a Great Speaker about the difference between Self-Confidence and Poise. Self-confidence comes from having a series of successes doing something. Poise, however, is where a speaker is not confident but performs courageously anyway. The more of these courageous successes that you can string together, the more self-confident you will be.3) Document What You Did Well.The reason that our presentation skills classes work so well is that our instructors help each student document what they do well in each presentation. For instance, the instructor will teach the student a way to make part of his/her presentation easier, show the student how to do it, and then when the presenter succeeds, the instructor reinforces that success. You can do the same after each of your presentations as well. Immediately after presenting, make a list of some of the things that you did well in the speech. Turn off your internal critic for a while. (All of us are our own worst critic, so you will have to fight this.) Then, before your next presentation, refer to the items on your list. These lists will help you reduce the phobia and build confidence over time.4) Practice in a Controlled Environment.If you want a faster way to conquer glossophobia, join us in one of our fear of public speaking workshops. One of the great things about being in a controlled environment like a class or workshop is that the risk of failure is reduced to just about 0%. The only way to conquer glossophobia is to string together a series of successes that outweigh, in our minds, the causes that we talked about above. As each participant masters each part of a fantastic presentation, the fear is reduced exponentially. In fact, in many cases, the growth is so fast and so dramatic that the irrational fear is replaced by confidence. The process isn't foolproof and it isn't easy. However, it works almost 100% of the time!For full show notes, visit A Few Simple Tips to Help You Eliminate Glossophobiahttps://www.fearlesspresentations.com/how-to-overcome-glossophobia-an-irrational-fear-of-public-speaking/#few-simple-tips-to-overcome-glossophobia

Whether you're a college student presenting a group project or a CEO addressing key shareholders, public speaking isn't easy. It can intimidate even the most confident among us.  In fact, it's estimated that as many as 75% of Americans have some level of anxiety related to public speaking. Glossophobia — the fear of public speaking — is more common than you think. But don't despair! You can overcome even the most deep-seated fears and anxieties.  Continue reading here for ten simple tips.    The article read in this episode originally appeared on the Forbes Agency Council CommunityVoice™ in January 2020.    Activate The PR Maven® Flash Briefing on your Alexa Device.    Join The PR Maven® Facebook group page.    Sign up for email notifications for when new episodes are released.  Take one of The PR Maven® Online Courses. 

Want to know how to overcome glossophobia? Does stage fright sometimes make you pass up opportunities in your career? Do you feel like you have an irrational fear of public speaking? You are not alone!Glossophobia or the fear of public speaking is very common. I've been in the presentation skill industry for decades, now. In that time, I've come to realize that the statistics about this fear are confusing. Some studies say that as few as 7% of the population has glossophobia. Other surveys claim that over 95% of people experience this fear.However, the statistics depend on the definition of Glossophobia that you are using.You can see the actual public speaking fear statistics here.What is the True Definition of Glossophobia? Check out the podcast episode to find out!For the full show notes, visit What Is Glossophobia?

How do you find your voice of confidence?Join Laura Gassner Otting as she hosts this episode of LGOtv with special guest, Liz Brunner.An Emmy award-winning journalist, Liz Brunner's television career spanned 28 years and featured many memorable highlights. Along with co-anchoring the #1 rated 6pm newscast at ABC-TV, WCVB NewsCenter 5 in Boston, she conducted exclusive one-on-one interviews with prominent figures ranging from professional athletes to global political leaders including President Barack Obama as well as cultural icons such as Oprah Winfrey.In 2013, Liz excitedly embarked upon her next chapter, becoming the CEO and Founder of Brunner Communications and launched BrunnerAcademy.com in 2020. Both are dedicated to helping people find their authentic voice, tell their story and lead with presence. An expert communications coach, motivational speaker, Liz is also the host of the Live Your Best Life with Liz Brunner podcast. Liz guides her guests to share their stories of self-discovery and re-creation. Listeners around the world join in on the journey garnering inspiration from the wisdom shared.A classically trained vocal performer and former high school music educator, Liz holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music. She has performed with the Boston Pops and at professional sporting events for teams including the Boston Celtics, the Boston Red Sox and the New England Patriots, among others.2:46 How do you figure out identity in a public setting?4:08 My maiden name was Chaco. If I knew what I know now, I wouldn't have changed my last name.6:48 I don't have the Big J on my chest.7:58 Owning your voice is not an overnight process.8:30 Being imperfect is better than being perfect. 9:10 Unconscious expectations.10:07 No knowledge is ever wasted.10:54 What connections can you make from good and bad experiences?13:26 $100 Miss Marigold. 16:17 My biggest competitor is me.16:56 My definition of success really came to me once I started writing my book.20:37 Just do five more minutes.22:00 My superpower is: I see progress in people before they do.23:16 Once people see progress they start to own it!29:13 Growth is where we were five minutes ago vs. today.31:26 The goal of living is to absorb all the pain of life and lose none of the joy. 33:36 People always think "when I get to X, it will be better."37:03 Why is this button being pushed for me?37:20 Confidence is a choice. 40:21 We overestimate how long we have to be brave. We really just need 60 seconds, not 60 minutes.41:46 Zoom fatigue is real.43:29 Glossophobia. 45:28 Are you being fully present when you're speaking to a group?46:41 You have to know your audience. 52:13 Where am I? Where do I want to go?56:03 When life goes back to "normal" am I going back to the normal I want?56:14 How do we deal with failure and rejection?57:12 What is your definition of failure?58:11 Failure isn't failure - It's an opportunity.Links:https://www.instagram.com/lizbrunner/https://www.facebook.com/OfficialLizBrunnerhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/liz-brunner-6230b01b/https://twitter.com/LizBrunner

29 March 2022: Florian Akinbiyi joins Punam in the studio to discuss the art of Public Speaking. Men and Yoga, is it a growing trend? We ask yoga teacher Saul Phillips. Obesity is on the rise in the UAE and Dr Kumbhari explains why. A new healthy meal plan has launched in Dubai and Punam chats to the Co-Founder Sabine. And do you know what a death doula is? Well you are about to find out. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Communication skills are a must for any successful individual. They allow you to connect with others and influence decisions that may impact your work life and the world at large as well as helping to create change when necessary. Public speaking is one of the most dreaded forms of communication. Glossophobia or speech anxiety affects people everywhere – over 77% of people have some level of anxiety about public speaking. For most of us, it can be daunting challenge to get up in front of others when you're terrified! From our elementary school days to adulthood, everyday interactions between coworkers can quickly turn into a nightmare if you don't master some of these skills; yet, most of us do not know how, or do not take the time to practice our communication and public speaking skills on a regular basis. Today our guest, Brendan Kumarasamy, will give us insight on ways we can take practical steps to get started getting comfortable with public speaking. He created a channel to help people like you and I gain the confidence needed to step up and deliver and present with smooth efficiency. In this episode we cover the following topics:

Do you struggle to speak in front of a group or a crowd? Well this is why! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossophobia --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wikibites/message

Glossophobia affects 40% of the population in the United States. What exactly is glossophobia? It's an anxiety condition, and it's more than just being frightened or worried about speaking in front of a crowd. And in this episode, Miguel and anxiety coach Marla Genova talk about strategies for overcoming public speaking. Read the article Overcoming Fear of Public Speaking next. And to take an even more giant step forward, schedule a strategy session with Miguel (https://bit.ly/30minss).To connect with Marla Genova, visit https://www.sociallyspeakingplus.com/.For more details on Strategy Rewind, visit www.strategyrewind.com.United Marriage Encounter sponsored today's episode. For details on UME, visit https://unitedmarriage.com/.Want to be a sponsor? Visit https://bit.ly/Podcast-SponsorshipPlease consider leaving a quick review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes a few seconds and has a significant impact on spreading awareness about the show and compelling some hard-to-get guests. Get full access to Growth Strategy Spotlight at www.strategyrewind.com/subscribe

How to Overcome Your Fear of Public Speaking and Show Up ConfidentlyDo you want to overcome your fear of public speaking and start showing up with more confidence as a business owner? If you want to find your voice and be more confident, you have to change the way you think about yourself. In this episode of the SpeakEasy Podcast, Altovise speaks with Christie Love, executive communication coach, keynote speaker, public speaking coach, podcaster, and tv show host. She works with leaders who struggle with building genuine connections to foster stronger relationships.Listen in to learn the importance of being gentle to yourself and continually challenging yourself to overcome your fear of public speaking. “The skills that you gain not only in public speaking but being able to connect with other people it's what's going to allow your business/career to really explode.”- Christie [10:08]What you will learn in this episode:•[1:24] How Christie overcame glossophobia and went on to finesse her specialty in communication. •[2:44] Work on your mindset and be gentle to yourself as you overcome your fears. •[7:01] How she continually challenges herself to grow to where she is now. •[9:37] How connecting with other people and having the courage to speak out will aid you in achieving your success. •[11:25] Where to find and connect with Christie. Relevant Links: •Website: https://beseenbeloved.com/

Glossophobia is a noun that refers to a fear of public speaking. Our word of the day is comprised of the Greek prefix G-L-O-S-S-O, derived from the word for ‘language.' And P-H-O-B-I-A, a Greek suffix that refers to fear. Here's an example of the what they create when combined: Sharon's glossophobia makes me wonder why she chose to pursue a career in politics in the first place. You'd think someone who feared speaking public would avoid a life of giving speeches, but she has eagerly chased it.

Most of us — even those at the top — struggle with public-speaking anxiety so you are not alone. In fact, Glossophobia, or a fear of public speaking, is a very common phobia and one that is believed to affect up to 75% of the population. In today's show with Miriam Chancellor from Naked Audience, we'll discuss the fear of public speaking and what you need to know to overcome this. We give you the tools and tips you need to speak confidently in the workplace and get yourself heard. To sign up to our weekly career mailer head to: http://bit.ly/winninginworkpodcast For questions, feedback or just to say hi, email us on info@winninginwork.com Contact Miriam on: https://www.nakedaudience.co.nz/   Or watch this episode on our Youtube channels: Winning in Work and Naked Audience

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Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia? Glossophobia? What are these things? Bryan and Nick really wanted to dive into the subject of phobias. Not only because they were really curious, but they thought you would be too! What causes them? How do you treat them? There are so many different kinds that this episode just scratches the surface (sorry if you have Amychophobia).Here's some of the sources that they used in the episode if you're curious and want to learn more.List of PhobiasOverview of PhobiasThe Truth About PhobiasHow to Prounouce HippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobiaOvercoming GlossophobiaBryan's BBQ Burrito from Stroud's BBQWhisky Fire BBQBryan and Nick would love to hear from you! It could be that you want to share a topic suggestion with them or tell them they need to improve their podcast greatly. If you have phobia, share your experience with them! (HelpYourself@brynic.com)

Did you know public speaking, otherwise known as Glossophobia, is one of the most common fears of Americans?  More people are scared of public speaking than they are heights, spiders, or even death. So in this episode I want to help you be less afraid, to stop those palms sweating and to give you the confidence to let your voice be heard.  I will go through these tried and tested tips to help you prepare and deliver a top presentation:    Step 1: It's normal to feel a little nervous.  Step 2: There is no such thing as over-prepared.  Step 3: If you make a mistake, just keep going.     Remember, nerves are good - nerves drive you, motivate you and push you to be your best self, so this is about helping you to channel those nerves into positive energy so you can crush your public speaking fears for good!     Here are the highlights from this episode:  {4:19} A little excitement goes a long way  {5:01} Practice, practice, practice  {5:39} Do not dwell on mistakes    Connect with Elizabeth:  Web: https://www.elizabethkoraca.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethkoraca/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elizabethkoraca/  Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thespeakinguppodcast/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ElizabethKoraca/  Twitter: Elizabeth Koraca (@ElizabethKoraca) / Twitter  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGl8fu0OF8KEFHKz312rl9Q 

Series 2 – Episode 18: BRAIN – In today's next Brain Design episode we meet the Executive in your Head who's a key player in your Midlife Wholebeing Happiness! Join coach Julia Seal to discover how to tap into your built-in ability to choose yourself, your goals, your happiness first. Julia looks into the PreFrontal Cortex of the Human Brain to find out who (what) is responsible for reasoning, creativity, decision-making, planning & emotional regulation – who holds all the power in your life to choose yourself first, to choose for yourself – & who chooses to sabotage all your good efforts... Explore Inner Power & discover your Choice Point – the Powerful Pivot point where all your choice for Wholebeing Happiness lies in your Midlife. She looks at the very special skill you have in-built already & how you can harness & expand this skill to deal with those urges for chocolate cake or what makes you just want to snap at your partner, throw your toys in the boardroom or run off stage during that next speech! Eeek Glossophobia

What are the best motivational quotes for nature? Here is your personal affirmation session for embracing the energy and beauty of nature! These historic quotes are 18 of the best affirmations to enhance and promote your appreciation for the incredible complexity of our natural world. I'm Addison the Ambassador Manager for Daily Affirmations 247. I'm just curious, do you like the Law of Attraction? We are giving away copies of our Dream Life Manifestation program to new followers as a thank you! If I gave you the link would you check the program out? https://bit.ly/manifestationtest bestquotesnature #quotesnature #bestmotivationalquotesnature Check Out These LOA Resources! 1.Afraid To Quit Smoking? 18 Motivational Quotes To Fight Fear of Quitting Smoking! (AFFIRMATIONS) 2.Afraid of Public Speaking? 18 Motivational Quotes For Fear of Public Speaking! (GLOSSOPHOBIA) ▹ YOURS FREE: Do You Have These Law of Attraction Books Yet? Think & Grow Rich (Napoleon Hill): https://dailyaffirmations247.com/thinkandgrowrich It Works! Famous Red Book: https://dailyaffirmations247.com/ItWorks The Secret (Rhonda Byrne) https://dailyaffirmations247.com/TheSecret The Science of Getting Rich: https://dailyaffirmations247.com/ScienceOfGettingRich You Were Born Rich (Bob Proctor): https://dailyaffirmations247.com/bornrich Have you heard our latest Daily Affirmations Podcast? https://anchor.fm/daily-affirmations-247 Just keep going no matter what. Show up and win. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Alan came to me for advice on how to deal with his fear of public speaking. Like so many others, his heart would begin to race, his mouth would feel sticky and dry, and his face would flush bright red. Glossophobia is among the most common social fears people have—many even joke that they’re more fearful of public speaking than of dying! To help Alan conquer his fear of not “performing” well, I suggested he focus on the substance of his message instead of how well he’d deliver it. Shifting the focus to what will be shared, instead of one’s ability to share it, is similar to Paul’s approach to pointing others to God. When he wrote to the church at Corinth, he remarked that his message and preaching “were not with wise and persuasive words” (1 Corinthians 2:4). Instead, he’d determined to focus solely on the truth of Jesus Christ and His crucifixion (v. 2), trusting the Holy Spirit to empower his words, not his eloquence as a speaker. When we’ve come to know God personally, we’ll want to share about Him with those around us. Yet we sometimes shy away from it because we’re afraid of not presenting it well—with the “right” or eloquent words. By focusing instead on the “what”—the truth of who God is and His amazing works—we can, like Paul, trust Him to empower our words and share without fear or reluctance.

In this episode, I'm going to tell you how to overcome your fear of people judging you. Being able to rise above the worry of what your audience is thinking and how they are responding to you, is one of the best skill sets you will ever learn, no matter where you are in your professional journey.  I'll share with you how to get rid of that nagging fear of what friends, co-workers or followers will think of your next presentation, video or meeting. You'll discover how easy it is to break through this barrier and radically shift the way you present from here on in!

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Glossophobia is the fear of public speaking and 73% of our population is affected by it. At least that many people are afraid of praying in public as well. If you are among those who are terrified that you might get called on to pray in a small group or over a family dinner, this podcast is for you. On this episode of the Ordinary Christian Podcast you will hear 6 easy steps to help you overcome your fear of praying in public. Subscribe to The Ordinary Christian Podcast

full show notes at: https://theideaslab.org/estherstanhope If you suffer from Glossophobia or the fear of public speaking then listen to the advice of Esther Stanhope, former BBC senior producer and author of the new book - Goodbye Glossophobia: Banish your fear of public speaking. Music provided by Argofox: TheDiabolicalWaffle - My Wish https://youtu.be/sRWEMjYR6e4

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, fear of public speaking is the most common phobia, surpassing even the fear of death. While writing a speech is not nearly as debilitating, it can still be a major pain in the neck. This week, Merritt and Gary welcome writer, historian and humorist Eugene Finerman to the show to discuss effective speechwriting. Eugene will discuss his experiences writing speeches for presidents of Fortune 100 companies, federal and state leaders and others. Regardless if you've written dozens of speeches or nary a one, Eugene, Merritt and Gary will share tips to make you a better speechwriter, whether you're writing for a CEO or just yourself.

One of the top American fears, alongside walking alone at night and personal injury, is public speaking. Find out why it can be so terrifying to step into the spotlight. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.