The Cure For Stage Fright

In today's video, Patrick Bet-David talks about the cure for stage fright.

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[wilhelmschimko]

OMG, I'm 70 yrs old,   no kids of my own, but almost cried, I never got this kind of advice, guidance, talk from my parent's, your a fine man, and great father !!

[CaseyBurnsInvesting]

Don’t think about the pain of failure, think of the pleasure of success and chase it.

[boman]

I disagree heavily with “stage fright isn’t a thing”. I think Pat will be okay with disagreement. I am a huge fan of live music and stand-up comedy. I have watched countless videos of well-prepared stage actors, comedians, and singers talk about throwing up before a show, small or big, for years on end and they still get anxious today. Preparedness and courage allow them to get through it. But as someone with a wife who has anxiety issues, there is a biological component to “stage fright” that is legitimate. It can result in real ptsd symptoms (diagnosed) and medication to help. But I agree that preparedness can help give the courage to perform.

[lj]

I absolutely hated presenting when I was in school. The most important thing is to know your topic and practice. Put yourself through the torture of performing by actually doing it a few times. Once you get used to it, it will be nothing but fun.

[jfk]

Disagree panic attacks are very real for people who suffer from anxiety.

[YoungJon]

“No matter what you do there’s always going to be people that don’t like you”

[dadwithemotions]

I just love this!!! I will have both my 12 and 7 year old watch this tonight! I love you my Brotha! Many blessings to you and yours

[Duhhbstep]

No amount of preparation could ward off the fear some of us have when speaking in front of a group of people.

[nitromax]

Dude!! Eff you!! And what you say!! But you are absolutely right!!! And I admire that so much. Being prepared for "whatever" is the fundamental thing that need to be done. I enjoy watching your channel every morning!! Thank you!!

[ChristianHendersonX]

It's great you taugh this to your sons so early. I'm 58 and finally got on stage to play. I started playing at 16. Some of us are more sensitive than others. To sing from the soul in front of a lot of others can be hard with very low self esteem.

[shAiDawn]

What you think has a huge effect on your physiology. I used to get really nervous singing in front of people because I wasnt used to "performing" for people I just loved to sing. Preparation and experience are key.

What has helped me most is putting myself in situations that gave me no choice but to face my fears. Baby steps! Keep refining! I love the acronym for fear I heard once "false evidence appearing real" at the end of the day u have to put in the time and work.. and even then people will love you and others will hate you. Whats most important is staying humble, honest and being willing to fail. There is no success without many failures. Im going to put this to practice today!!!! Sending love and encouragement to everyone out there struggling with this. You got this!

[kodeypatterson]

As a new father, I appreciate these videos so much.

[ladyellensings]

I understand this so well! Well done Dad!!

[mbb]

That sleep tip is BEAUTIFUL. Also the perfectionist part. Thank you!

[NathalieLazo]

Phenomenal person reading this, surround yourself with people who are better and wealthier! Keeps you humble, teachable, and hungry. You become those with whom you surround yourself with! Birds of a feather flock together! You got this! 🌟
I believe in you! Love - Nat ❤️

[angeladennison]

You are the father that I was wishing for for my own children i’m sorry to say I didn’t find him so I settled big mistake I think you’re amazing I love all your work and your children are so so lucky and blessed

[InTranceITrust]

3:46 this really hit me ...👏🏼 What a good message

[JJay]

If you get on stage and talk about a topic you're educated in, there will be no fear or failure, your in your element. People become fearful or fail when they talk about something they know nothing about. #1 reason why I "try" to keep my mouth shut & just learn.

[mrlennybruce]

One more value of the Dislike count, probably the best value ever articulated on YouTube. Too bad no other dad could use the dislike count to teach a valuable lesson to his children from now on..

[mdixongross]

Definitely a moving explanation, I don’t like to consider it as stage fright. But rather preparedness and speaking publicly are separate skills, not a passive downfall.