I am taking a Public Speaking class in college right now and today we had a speech and I actually walked out! I was that nervous. I talked to my teacher later and she told me I could not make it up. I need to do two more speeches to pass the class and I don’t want to walk out again.
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You see, I’m very opinionated at times. But I have a tough time mastering public speaking because I start to feel jittery, paranoid, a bit shaky, and then I feel very insecure (which isn’t like me) at the podium. I feel like, in the back of my mind, that I’m speaking too quickly or that I’m boring the audience out? I don’t really understand it.
I get insanely nervous whenever I have to speak in front of a group of people. I was always like this in middle school and high school. So far, in college I haven’t had to do a presentation; but I know that eventually I’ll have to do it, so I want to prepare myself for that time and know how to deal with fear of public speaking.
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