1 SIMPLE Tip to Reduce Nerves When Public Speaking

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[magnusbruce]

Don't forget: most people haven't read your script 10+ times before they hear you speak. They're experiencing it for the first time and need a little bit more time to process your words.

A rhythm that seems natural to you because you practiced it a lot is completely alien to your audience.

[TheMasterw]

Wait, I just realised this doesn't only apply to speaking in public. It can apply to anything, Job interviews, speaking to your date, meeting new people.

[joshsohan]

Slow movements
Direct eye contact
Don't look away
Enthusiasm
Powerful voice
Good posture
Nod less
Talk slow (slow rate of speech. Relaxes you)

[bigkurz]

Public speech is incredibly important. It’s cool to be able to teach that to others

[Franciskabungo]

One thing i love about vihn is how practical he is...
It's not like those videos which gives you a pump of adrenaline rush and then you can't use the information in the end.

I had a school presentation and I nailed it especially on variation of tone. Thanks for these amazing videos

[j.kyol.]

I think a lot about communication.
It matters greatly to me, as someone who’s been bullied and made fun of, I’m so used to being on guard all the time. These tricks help me cope, and sometimes I may overthink how I need to communicate, but your tips are helping me so much. Thank you!

[benamerdamino]

This dude is helping people .. he genuinely wants to facilitate people's coexistence.. respect

[prajwalsharma]

The free content has so much value. Imagine his lives events.

[davorcelar]

Wonderful tip, Vinh! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Keep it coming. ❤️

[I___dunno]

Dude this is going to help so much. Tomorrow I have to make a 3-day weather forecast for school and I’m extremely nervous

[ilyasofficial]

This is nice tip. When i do thesis defense, i tried to slowdown and my nervous-ness went away and relaxed.

[teamslater]

At my work I have this amazing opportunity to speak in front of people but I get nervous and scared. Thank you for all the advice. I feel like it's going to help me when I go to different plants around the US and help me succeed 🤗

[thefourthwritedjentleman]

Have not seen a bad video from you, top tier content for anyone and everyone I think

[DiscoCokkroach]

Vinh, your videos are insightful, inspiring, and refreshing. Thank you for sharing your God-given gifts with us.

[azrise]

I'm shivering just thinking about it 😭😭

[hollandp]

Speaking slowly with good pronunciation is so cool. It can make even boring material sound interesting.

[krishnarpanamevergreenmaths]

Thank you so much for helping me to have confidence for the public speech

[brian]

This was actually a good tip not just for this subject but in general

[imlyshawn]

Wow. Never ever crossed my mind. Thanks 👍

[RobBrightBeast]

Ooo it not only makes you seem more relaxed, it relaxes you