Stage Fright? You're Fired – Overcome Your Fear of Public Speaking

Are you afraid to publish speech?

Overcome stage fright!

With these 10 steps to more self-confidence and ease in your speeches, presentations and speeches to groups.

How can it be that you can easily talk to someone and 5 minutes later freeze to ice just because you have to give a speech in front of a group of people

Moez Dridi

Expert for body language

His presentations offer a new, effective approach to greater persuasiveness, charisma, authenticity and personal impact in an entertaining and interactive way. As the founder of Moez Dridi trainings, he teaches practical methods for non-verbal communication that can be applied directly in negotiations, presentations and leadership roles. His techniques are scientifically based, tested in direct contact with decision-makers and have proven themselves in practice. Moez works as a speaker, trainer and consultant and is regularly booked for conferences to show executives, entrepreneurs and decision-makers new strategies for effective communication and emotional intelligence. He has developed numerous programs for conversational and nonverbal impact skills, including the Nonverbal Verification and Navigation System, designed specifically for professional interactions.

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Do you know that?

Presentation anxiety?
Fear of giving presentations
Fear of not appearing confident
Your message is overshadowed by your insecurity
You want security and sovereignty

The nightmare of the blackout

At the beginning of my career, I had to give presentations in front of a demanding audience. The success of these presentations had a direct impact on my income. But my first presentations were a nightmare. My face burned, my mouth was dry and suddenly my voice sounded high and nervous. It was as if I no longer had any control over what I was saying.

Your thoughts disappear, your mind goes blank. The pressure mounts and suddenly what you wanted to say is simply gone. Although everything has been well prepared and memorized, you can no longer find the thread.

Trembling and physical blocking set in. The fear of the lecture is so strong that the body is on constant alert. The hands tremble, the brain blocks completely. The feeling of helplessness and being overwhelmed is omnipresent and leaves no room to get back into the flow.

Fears of judgment and failure intensify the whole thing. In moments like these, everything revolves around the question of how you come across and whether you are perceived as incompetent.

Chris was a promising soccer coach with exceptional talent. When he got the chance to take over a team in a higher league, he seemed to be on the verge of a big breakthrough. But his first appearance in front of the team and the management ended in disaster. His voice trembled, he lost control, spoke frantically and the players reacted with mocking looks. In an industry where respect means everything, he had lost it in a matter of minutes.

ChrisSoccer coach

Anne had earned everything herself: From sales assistant to sales manager, until she finally became store manager of a large department store. It was the pinnacle of her career – but the day of her first big presentation as a manager shook everything up.
Despite her preparation and experience, she was overcome by stage fright as she stood in front of her new colleagues. Her voice trembled, her words came out jumbled and incoherent. The moment when she saw the pity in a colleague’s eyes was etched deep in her memory.
Although she was still a competent manager, this moment left a deep scar. It was a painful lesson, but she took it as an incentive to develop further and continue on her path.

AnneFlag ship store manager

Tom had realized his dream – from an inconspicuous administrative employee to the head of a clinic with more than 120 employees. But the day he was due to give his first big speech turned into a nightmare. In front of his colleagues, his voice broke, his mind went blank and the awkward silence in the room destroyed the reputation he had worked so hard to build. The lasting impression of this moment was so strong that he left the company after just a few months.

TomClinic director

Oh my God, what had just happened?

In my paralyzing stupor, I only noticed the awkward silence, the pitying frown and the embarrassing silence. How could it be that I hadn’t said a single intelligent word about a product that I actually knew inside out? How could that be possible?

We get you back on the green track

Fear of public speaking: How can I overcome it?

Never fear presentations again

In 91 pages, you will learn how to understand the causes of stage fright and how to tackle it. The book sheds light on how this paralyzing fear arises and how to face it successfully. It describes the nightmare of the blackout and gives valuable tips on how to prepare yourself mentally to avoid and overcome such moments. With ten practical steps, the book shows you how to go from nervous trembling to a relaxed and confident performance. Finally, you will learn how to take complete control of your state of mind at all times and respond confidently to presentations.

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