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ANYONE interested in
climbing the corporate or success ladder, should be prepared to work in a team,
and very importantly, will sooner than later make presentations and speak
publicly. This is almost inescapable. It is common knowledge that the way we speak
publicly determines how people judge and perceive our personal effectiveness. Effective public speaking skills can help you
advance your career, boost your reputation and create opportunities, it opens
important doors.
Research shows
that between 45 to a staggering 80 percent of people are afraid of the microphone
or public speaking. This is called Glossophobia - the fear of public speaking. On this post, I share simple ways to overcome glossophobia, improve
your public speaking and increase your influence and productivity.
