How to Stop Fidgeting and Relax when Speaking
Not again,you have to read your report to the class! Fidgeting is one of the worst bad habits you can have when speaking. Here's how you can relax when speaking.
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Steps
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1Think that all the people in the audience are your friends. It makes you feel more relaxed. It also helps with the fidgeting.
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2Take a deep breath and slowly start reading. If you look out into the crowd and you see smiles, speak a little louder.
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3Make eye contact. If you don't make eye contact,people will think you couldn't care less about what you're reading.
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4Keep looking at your best friend while you speak. Not only will it relax you, it will make you more confident.
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5Glance at your notes, then glance up at the audience. Not only does it help you make eye contact, it makes you look more sophisticated.
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- Relax!! None of this will come in handy unless you relax!
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