Speak With No Fear: Go from a nervous, nauseated, and sweaty speaker to an excited, energized, and passionate presenter

When you think of public speaking , do you get nervous, anxious , or even sweaty? Would you prefer never to give a presentation? Do you want to gain confidence in your communication and beyond? This book can help you. You dont have to be afraid any longer.You dont have to let communication anxiety keep you from your goals. While my upcoming book will give advanced strategies to master the game of speaking, this book allows you to get in the game and get started. Through this book you will learn 7 strategies you can begin today. These strategies will give you a new perspective, they will prepare you, and they will give you actions to practice. As you implement these strategies, your fear will begin to fade. It can easily seem like everyone is a gifted speaker whenyou watch TED talksor compare yourself to skilled co-workers giving presentations. Don't get caught up in the costly comparison trap. Instead, take action to improveyour ability and to overcomeyourfear. If you struggle in speaking, thenfirst realize that you are not alone.Public Speaking is the #1 fear in America. You are not alone. Millions of people are terrified at the prospect of going up on stage and addressing a crowd even more than theyre afraid of death. Moreover, its an unavoidable experience if you want to succeed in this world. Maybe its a business presentation for your career path, a speech in school, or a toast at your best friends wedding. Fear of speakinggripsyou. However, it doesnt have to. Not anymore. Full of relatable anecdotes, executable tips, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, this book promises to teach you 7 proven strategies to help you find your inner presenter. Dont wait any longer. Today is the day you take chargeof your anxiety, calm your nerves, and most importantly speak with no fear. Some encouragement from author and communications coach, Mike Acker: Where you are isnotwhere you have to be. This sentence is included in my introduction. Do you believe it? Do you believe in yourself? At least some part of you does. Otherwise, you wouldnt be here! Lets build on this belief. Take a moment and whisper the immortal words from the classic story,The Little Engine That Could,I think I can. I think I can. I think I can. Are you struggling? Do you find yourself dwelling on negative thoughts?Its not going to work for me. Im just not a good speaker. Im an introvert. I just cant. Ive tried in the past, and it didnt work. If you are struggling to believe, will you begin to suspend disbelief? I encourage you to read this book as a believer, not as a skeptic. Education will often teach you to think critically. Keep that mindset for work and academics. When it comes to improving your communication, you need to read this receptively. Trade in any negativity for positivity. Think well of yourself. Believe in yourself.